This is reprehensible. Ever notice that well-educated leaders tend to not be conspiracy theorists? Why do you think that is? I share five reasons below. Reason #1 — Acceptance of the reality of moral ambiguity When you are well educated and have spent substantial time in leadership, you discover the inherent imperfections in all humanContinue reading “Why Educated People in Leadership Tend to Not Be Conspiracy Theorists”
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My top book recommendations: Leadership
Andrew Becraft, “Leadership” September 25, 2006 via Flickr, Creative Commons Mark Twain said there is little difference between a person who can’t read and a person who doesn’t. So true, and one of the surest signs that a person needs to read is that he/she has no use for it. Similarly, one of the firstContinue reading “My top book recommendations: Leadership”
