Character as Your Keel in Times of Crisis
I spent 22 years in the Canadian Army, retiring as a Sergeant Major, and later directed international humanitarian responses to […]
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The Character to Confront the “Small” Wrongs
In the annals of military history and corporate folklore, we often celebrate the “whistleblower”—the individual who stands up to massive
The Tragedy of the Stolen Reputation – Why Character is the Strategic Advantage
The Tragedy of the Stolen Reputation – Why Character is the Strategic Advantage In modern business, we often appoint leaders
The Executive’s Dilemma: Team Loyalty vs. Organizational Success
In my twenty years of leading large-scale operations and advising on public policy, I have consistently observed that a divided
Why Your Team is Failing (and How an Off-Site Fixes It)
Most “team building” activities are a waste of time. We’ve all experienced it: awkward trust falls, forced bowling outings, or
It’s Spring – Stop Practicing, Start Playing: Why Your Leadership Strategy is Stuck in Snow
We all recognize that strong leaders are crucial for executing our business strategies. But let’s be honest: most organizations aren’t
A Hero, The Colours, A Badge: Leading With Courage
Angus Duffy served throughout World War II with honour, ferocity, and courage. He returned home and continued to serve as