James Strock
Jacob Peter Gowy, The Flight of Icaras (1635-37) | Public Domain via Wikipedia
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have been feted as golden CEOs of early twenty-first-century business. Their respective companies, Tesla and Facebook, are renowned for their imagination and audacity.
In recent months, though, what seemed smooth sailing has encountered choppy waters.
You think about it when you contact the often ironically named “customer service” section of a major corporation.
You think about it while you’re on apparently ceaseless hold at a government agency “help line”—and afterward, when you speak with an employee who knows next to nothing and cares even less.
You think about it when you’re seeking a fair shake from any large enterprise.
You’re living it 24-7 when you’re striving to change an inert organizational culture.
All paths point to the same end: Bureaucracy is the Enemy.
As with other consequential presidents before him, Ronald Reagan is emerging as a historical figure transcending the partisan politics of his time.
Reagan on Leadership explores his leadership approach.
Here are 15 top Reagan leadership lessons:
Have you drafted the blueprint for your life?
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaks for twenty minutes on this fundamental question.
Who Are You Serving?
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. offers a brilliant analysis of service.
James Strock