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Parenting and Leadership - Not Much Difference

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Someone once told me that you never live until you experience a “Significant Life Event.” There are many significant life events: marriage, divorce, job change, moving, buying a new home, accidently dropping your cell phone in the toilet, raising kids… Certainly, these significant life e...

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Your Aptitude and Your Attitude determines THEIR Altitude

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Leaders by definition influence the behaviors of those around them. At various times throughout the workday, each of us has the ability to influence the behavior of those around us! It does not matter that you hold a managerial position, or a formal leadership position at your compnay, each of y...

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Balanced Qualities of Next Level Leadership

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Next Level Leaders in any profession, whether in aviation, utility power companies manufacturing plants, petroleum refineries, or in hospital ERs all a have similar objective. That objective is to influence and motivate employee groups and individuals to get the job done safely and with operatio...

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Healthy Safety Culture: A Fighters Pilots Perspective

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My company directly targets leadership and employees groups to create and maintain a culture of operational excellence and safety in the workplace. As a USAF fighter pilot, air show pilot, and international airline pilot I have seen what it means to have a healthy safety culture in the workplace....

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Workplace Situational Awareness: Stopping is always an option

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As a USAF fighter pilot and commercial international airline pilot, I relate directly to human behaviors of employees who work in high risk and often dangerous work environments. Workers in manufacturing, engineering, utility, chemistry, construction, or hospitals are no different than aircraft p...

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