Where Have All the Geniuses Gone? 10 Keys to The Creative

By J. William DeMarco Our world is not black and white.  It’s a world filled with shades of gray, with uncertainties and dilemmas.  As leaders we need to embrace the gray and help others develop the creative wherewithal to understand and live in the grays--making tomorrow's leaders and the organization better.  If we are to …

10 Elements of Great Company Culture by Paul Spiegelman

inc.com / view originalStick to this list and your employees will be committed to their jobs, as well as your company. Building a company culture of engaged employees takes years and requires consistent execution. I boiled down our culture strategy into 10 essential components I call the "10 Cs of Culture."1. Core ValuesI used to …

Want to Be More Successful? Revamp Your Mornings by Jessica Stillman

view original / inc.com Author Laura Vanderkam reveals how highly successful people put their pre-breakfast hours to use and explains how you can be more like them. The day may have 24 hours of equivalent length but author Laura Vanderkam says not every hour is created equal. Drawing on her own research, surveys of executives, and the latest science …

Air Force: Up To 78 Cadets Cheated On Math Test By Dan Elliott

Yahoo.com/Associated Press June 6, 2012 DENVER -- Up to 78 Air Force Academy cadets cheated on an online calculus test by getting help during the exam from a website, the academy said Wednesday. Most of the cadets took responsibility for their actions and have begun a six-month remediation program, a type of academic probation, said …

13 Ways of Looking at a Leader by Leigh Buchanan

view original / inc.com Want to be a better leader? Or find management inspiration, at least? Here you can learn from a baker's dozen of the most prevalent types. Our endless fascination with leadership has inspired an endless parade of leadership books, many of which strive to identify distinctive styles of top-doggery. Whether CEOs can learn to …

Politics of ‘Star Trek’: The Pro-Vietnam War Episode by Andrew Price

breitbart.com / view original Would it surprise you to know ‘Star Trek’ did a pro-Vietnam War episode? Prepare to be amazed as we continue our journey through the conservative world that is ‘Star Trek’ the original series with Episode 45: “A Private Little War.” The Plot This week, the Enterprise visits the planet Neural in the Zeta Bootis System, …

The Influencers

Influence may be the highest level of human skills.  -Author Unknown by J. William DeMarco Stepping into a job where you might feel overwhelmed by the shear number of people that you are responsible for? I can relate.  When I first stepped into my current position, I did not know anyone, I was new to …