The American education system is fundamentally broken. Authors Tony Wagner and Ted Dintersmith (Most Likely to Succeed, 2015) provide a compelling portrait of the American educational landscape, and it's not pretty. They argue, rather convincingly, that our educational system was... Continue Reading →
Continuing our theme of connecting, look for someone you might love unconditionally today. They are everywhere! "The people who help us grow toward true self offer unconditional love, neither judging us to be deficient nor trying to force us to... Continue Reading →
In his book The Power of the Other, Henry Cloud presents an intriguing case for “connecting” as the essence of leadership. He asks leaders to evaluate their leadership connections in terms of four grids: 1) disconnected; 2) in a bad connection;... Continue Reading →
Happy New Year from Jessup Leadership! This week, people across the world commemorate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Certainly, King influenced significant change in the civil rights climate in the United States. Before his death, he prayed... Continue Reading →
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