Confronting Institutional Cowardice: A Leader’s DutyInstitutional cowardice is the unwillingness or refusal of an organization — or those in positions of authority within it — to address…1d ago1d ago
Reflections on Leadership October 2024 RecapHere’s a recap of leadership articles, tips, videos, and merch. Karl Bimshas Consulting shared in October. If you’re a frequent reader…2d ago2d ago
When to Lead and When to FollowWe tend to separate leaders and followers, but in reality, we play both roles — it’s knowing when and how. It’s not a choice between the…Oct 29Oct 29
Leadership Accountability: Ensuring IntegrityLeadership accountability is the responsibility leaders have to ensure their actions, decisions, and behaviors align with the team’s…Oct 22Oct 22
Five Conditions That Threaten Democracy — And What Leaders Must Do About ThemEffective leaders are not passive observers — they are active influencers of democracy’s health. As such, they must stay vigilant against…Oct 15Oct 15
Leaders Must PAUSE to Improve Media LiteracyMedia literacy is accessing, analyzing, and evaluating media in various forms. It helps individuals critically engage with content…Oct 8Oct 8
Reflections on Leadership September 2024 RecapHere’s a recap of leadership articles, tips, videos, and merch. Karl Bimshas Consulting shared in September. If you’re a frequent reader…Oct 4Oct 4
What Does Leadership Fitness Mean?Leadership Fitness is the ongoing development and cultivation of essential skills and qualities that enable a person to be an effective…Oct 1Oct 1
The Cost of Control: Leaders Sacrificing Integrity for PowerIn a recent informal poll, I asked, “As a leader, is it better to do something wrong that you can control or to do something right that you…Sep 24Sep 24
Detect | Address | Prevent: An Approach to Leadership SuccessLousy leadership can spread like a virus, causing disengaged teams, poor communication, and low morale. To tackle these challenges, we’ve…Sep 17Sep 17
