Reflections on Leadership November 16, 2025


November 16, 2025

Reflections on Leadership


A Leader’s Guide to Problem Solving

Leaders solve problems effectively by identifying the right issues, addressing root causes, implementing solutions with accountability, and institutionalizing learning to create lasting impact.

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Accountability or Collapse

When institutions fail and cowardice replaces courage, only accountable leaders can preserve freedom.

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Principled Leadership in an Age of Convenience

Principled leadership is the commitment to resist common organizational habits that ...

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Balance

Monday 10-27-2025 Culture Leads, Systems Sustain Too many leaders hide behind systems. They think a new process, policy, or program will magically fix dysfunction. It won’t. Systems can enforce compliance, but culture determines whether the system endures or gets undermined. That’s true whether you’re managing a department or confronting systemic social issues. If your culture doesn’t support your system, you’re enforcing empty rules that no one believes in. When systems and culture are...

10 Principles for Defiant Leadership

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