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Make Your Life Matter – Influence Positive Change

Bryan Phillips
Make Your Life Matter – Influence Positive Change
My concern has always been the propensity of our citizens to define individuals and groups using subjective self-defined terminology to identify, describe or alienate ideas, beliefs and peoples. Whether seen as a failure or success, we as a nation have nurtured an environment that allows and endorses a systematic deconstruction of generally accepted morals and principals. The concept that a... Read More

Emphasis on Character Development

Bryan Phillips
Emphasis on Character Development
My concern has always been the propensity of our citizens to define individuals and groups using subjective self-defined terminology to identify, describe or alienate ideas, beliefs and peoples. Whether seen as a failure or success, we as a nation have nurtured an environment that allows and endorses a systematic deconstruction of generally accepted morals and principals. The concept that a... Read More

The Pitfalls of Overconfidence

Bryan Phillips
The Pitfalls of Overconfidence
The Pitfalls of Overconfidence: Strategic Failures inside the Movement “You’re paying too much.” Abstract Training gaps and the accompanied skill deficiency is not due to a lack of commitment to learning. Leaders and Managers tend to genuinely want to help their organizations by learning from failure to improve future performance. Failure, deficiency or shortcomings are often looked at incorrectly. Viewed... Read More

Why Leaders Lie

Jerome Huyler Phd
Why Leaders Lie
‘Politicians lie.  Everybody knows that.  Well, did you know the lies our leaders are telling these days are bolder and more brazen than ever and that they threaten to imperil the quality of American life for generations to come?  A President looks straight into the camera and promises the people “if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor”... Read More