Lee Ellis's Blog, page 306
May 24, 2015
On This Day in Leadership History, May 24, 2015
On this day in leadership history in 2001, Temba Tsheri, age 15, became the youngest person to reach the summit of Mount Everest. Great leaders of the future start as the young leaders of today. Help and encourage next generation leaders around you to develop their natural skills and interests!
May 22, 2015
Leading with Honor Wisdom for Today, May 22, 2015
“Leaders think about and talk about the solutions. Followers think and talk about their problems.” – Brian Tracy
An Inspiring Example of Honorable Leadership – See If You Agree
One of the most important attributes of leadership is honoring and inspiring others. In this fantastic example, President Ronald Reagan displays, in such an inspiring way, how to humbly honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice during Memorial Day. Please share your comments –
May 21, 2015
Memorial Day Perspective: Lee Shares His Thoughts in This CNN Interview
As we approach Memorial Day, we wanted to share Lee’s personal thoughts in a former CNN interview. Very encouraging and inspiring!
Click the image below to watch, and please share with others. #NeverForget
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May 20, 2015
Two Institutions Choosing to Lead with Honor – See Inside
We’re so grateful for special institutions like the ones below that give Lee an opportunity to share his expertise –
“Wow! Col. Ellis’ presentation to our Veterans Entrepreneurship Program was truly inspirational. He provided some valuable lessons for leadership and life.”
– Sheb True, Ph.D., Professor and Director of GAVE (Georgia Advancing Veterans Education), Coles College of Business, Kennesaw State University
“Thank you for giving such an excellent, inspiring presentation! The physicians hear so many clinical lectures that your topic was truly special! The physicians responded with really wonderful comments and very positive CME evaluations.”
– Anne Kramer, RN-BC, MN, Director, Medical Education/Medical Library, Gwinnett Medical Center
If you’d like to know more about Leading with Honor presentation or training opportunities, please contact us.
May 18, 2015
6 Ingredients to Build a Recipe of Success in a Competitive World – See Inside
What ingredients are you missing to create the best plan possible for winning in a competitive work environment? Is it to simply to try harder??
Lee Ellis has created a complimentary SlideShare presentation to help you create a personal plan for leadership success.
Please download it here and share your comments –
May 17, 2015
On This Day in Leadership History, May 17, 2015
On this day in leadership history in 1998, New York Yankees pitcher David Wells became the 13th player in modern major league baseball history to throw a perfect game. Did he do it solely on natural ability? Not a chance. His natural abilities combined with his learned experiences, his ability to manage his emotions, as well as some elements were completely out of his control helped David achieve this feat!
Your natural abilities, observations, and experiences can also help you achieve your goals—remember, use, and apply them wisely.
David Wells – Wikipedia
May 16, 2015
‘Leading with Honor’ Graduates Special – See Inside
Graduation Season is here! From now through May 31st, save 30% off Lee’s award-winning book, Leading with Honor.
The 14 life and leadership principles in this book have guided Lee from his Vietnam POW experience through his 40+ year career.
Please consider passing on this wisdom to the next generation – enter savings code “SPRING15” when you check out in our online store.
May 15, 2015
Leading with Honor Wisdom for Today, May 11, 2015
“Trust is the hinge point of leadership—when it goes up, your credibility goes up; when it goes down, your influence drops like a rock.” – Lee Ellis
May 14, 2015
Leading with Honor Comment – Thanks Jairo!
Thank you Jairo B. for your comments about Leading with Honor –
“The hardest part of reading Leading with Honor is putting it down!”
