The Wrong Lessons
Recently I had an interaction with an author of a book from one of the courses I was taking for my doctorate at Pepperdine. While reading the book, I ran … Continue reading
Four Things America Could Learn From India
For my final post (for now) relating my experiences and lessons learned during the EDOL India trip, I thought I would just share a few items that stood out to … Continue reading
Reflections on Dehli
Well, I am coming down the homestretch on these posts from my Pepperdine trip to India. After this one, I believe I have one remaining post that I am working … Continue reading
An Interesting Approach to CSR
One of the site visits I enjoyed the most during our time in India was our meeting with the CEO of the GMR foundation. As I noted in a previous … Continue reading
Why do many social change efforts fail in places like India? (Part 2)
Giving Meat Before Milk I work for a leadership development company, InsideOut Development, that among other things provides training to help leaders develop as coaches. During the training workshops, we … Continue reading
Peter Drucker on Real Leadership
“Leadership is not magnetic personality, that can just as well be a glib tongue. It is not “making friends and influencing people”, that is flattery. Leadership is lifting a person’s … Continue reading
Blogging on India Trip
For the next few weeks, I will be making several posts about my recent trip to India. I initially thought that I would blog everyday, but by the time I … Continue reading
India – Here we come!
As part of my doctoral work at Pepperdine, I will be joining a few of my colleagues and the dean of the School of Education & Psychology for what should … Continue reading
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