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Leadership in the New Age – The Second Key

Photo by fauxels from Pexels "The Leader must have a deep understanding of the workplace personality, character, and conscience." For employees today, the workplace fulfills many of those all-important human social needs, especially those rooted in mutual respect whose foundations are built on in-person communication. At the most primal level, human beings are social animals driven by a … Continue reading Leadership in the New Age – The Second Key

Leadership in the New Age – The First Key

Photo by Daria Shevtsova from Pexels "The Leader already knows and understands their strengths and weaknesses. They acknowledge them, own them, build on them, and are self-aware." What does it mean to know and understand your strengths and weaknesses, to own them, and to be self-aware? First, it is essential to realize that we are talking about individual … Continue reading Leadership in the New Age – The First Key

The Killing Season – And an Increasing Propensity for Violence (Article 4)

How Medical Technology is Saving Lives. From Americas Biopharmaceutical Companies  (retrieved from https://innovation.org/). Google images.   The earliest recorded school shooting in America occurred on July 26, 1764, when four Lenape Indians entered a schoolhouse near present-day Greencastle, Pennsylvania and shot and killed the schoolmaster and nine or ten school children (unsure) leaving only two … Continue reading The Killing Season – And an Increasing Propensity for Violence (Article 4)