What if the Founding Fathers Acted Like Us?
By Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. For the last couple of weeks, I have been reading Edward J. Larson’s The Return of George Washington, 1783-1789. As [...]
Winning Elections is Not Enough
By Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. During the first week of July, I was honored to spend three days with state legislators from all over the [...]
Our Future Is Bright
By Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. I know many of you are used to reading negative things about politicians and how the world — because of [...]
True Leadership: Conviction, Compassion and Conversations
By Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. Like everyone, I read with shock and horror of the unprovoked murders of nine African American members of the AME Church [...]
A Fundamental Rule of Ethical Leadership – Don’t be an idiot!
by Kenneth G. Morton, Assistant Director of Curriculum Development & Research In September, SLLF and the Holloran Center for Ethical Leadership will be offering the [...]
Lessons From the White House: The Importance of Leadership “Abilities” Part II
By Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. A few weeks ago, I posted an article about four “abilities” associated with effective leadership: likeability, capability, credibility and adaptability. [...]
Lessons From the White House: The Importance of Leadership “Abilities” Part I
By Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. A few weeks ago, at SLLF’s Leadership Forum, I was honored to be in the audience at the Ronald Reagan [...]
Plusses and Minuses: You Don’t Have to Be Perfect to Be Great
By Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. I am a fan of the wonderful (I think) 1980s situation comedy “WKRP in Cincinnati.” In the series’ final episode, [...]
Looking for Political Heroes
By Thomas H. Little, Ph.D. A few weeks ago, I was privileged to listen to the inspiring words of noted Civil War scholar James I. [...]
