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As a quick “visual summary” and follow up to our previous post, INTEGRITY is the FOUNDATION. Without integrity, leadership cannot exist. Integrity is wholeness. Your vocations make-up your whole life. You execute your mission and live your purpose in your whole life. This is being truthful about yourself or achieving your potential. By maintaining integrity, …
All we have been discussing in these first few issues of Weekly TRUTH up to now (the meaning of truth, leadership, mission & vocation) leads us to INTEGRITY. Without it there is no trust and therefore, no leadership. Think about how you can execute your mission, to help others in a very specific way, in each of your vocations and …
I never thought I needed to know anything about the word, “vocation,” because I really didn’t know what it meant. My understanding was too narrow and, believe it or not, I actually thought I was above use of this word! Well, it turns out to have been the opposite. VOCATION is a big, powerful word. …
In this thought-provoking article, we revisit the age-old question posed by Pontius Pilate, “What is truth?” and examine its significance in today’s world. Unpacking the concept from its historical roots to its modern-day applications, we explore truth as a foundational element in leadership, decision-making, and community building. Join us in defining truth’s immutable, objective nature and its role in fostering authenticity and integrity.
...A colleague recently remarked: “What’s the use of a mission? After it’s created, it’s quickly forgotten.” I replied that I thought their statement was largely true, for two primary reasons. Reason #1: Mission and goals go together. Do you set goals? Does it seem odd to set goals without a mission? What if you had …
If you truly want to understand what Leadership is, then it may first be helpful to understand what Leadership is NOT. For example, Leadership is not: having the right, in-born temperament (i.e. “born to lead”) being a good project manager and getting things done possessing or displaying the typical “icons” of success (i.e. bright, shiny …
The Leadership Strength Training definition of leadership has been around 2,500 years since the time of the Greeks and has been improved upon over centuries – executing mission and building strength. It is time-tested. Only the truth stands the test of time. What do you think? How could executing mission and building strength be leadership?
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