Who Do You Trust?

Helping Hands

Trust is a frequent topic in many organizations. Who do you trust? Once we leave home for the cold, cruel world, we must establish non-familial relationships and, at some point, learn to depend on others. Merriam-Webster defined trust as “assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something” (Trust, 2018). Assured…

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The Value of Values, Part Deux

The Values Wheel

Values are always a subject of conversation. Values have always been important at work, in the community, and in business, but even more so today, especially considering political beliefs. What is the value of values? I believe that leadership is how values are instilled, and because I used the term instilled, it may also confirm…

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A Decade of Leadership

International Business News article

A Decade of Leadership: Dr Burl Randolph Jr. Marks Ten Years of Guiding Business Leaders Forward The Start of Something New. Sometimes, you don’t realize the significance of something until people point it out. This interview was conducted for the International Business Times, and although my military career was a prominent aspect, the focus was…

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Balance: A Leader’s Lament

Balancing Act

Every leader laments or grieves over balance. With so much to do and so little time, How do I balance my home life, work, school (in some cases), and community service? How do I maintain my sense of balance? One definition of balance from Google is to: “keep or put (something) in a steady position so that…

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