Thinking About Leadership

Thursday, June 25, 2009

developing one's leadership

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I am a fanatic for studying Abraham Lincoln’s leadership – I try to read most of what I can get my hands on, and attempt to keep up with the...
Saturday, June 20, 2009

who determines change?

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Upon reading Sinclair Lewis’ Main Street (written in 1920), I became intrigued by the question of who should determine and/or introduce cha...
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Thursday, June 11, 2009

leading with WOO

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I just returned from a Strengths Quest conference, where we learned about implementing this assessment tool with our freshmen this coming f...
Friday, June 5, 2009

directness and trust

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Interesting conversation this week about directness and trust. I had someone tell me that they appreciated the fact that I could be direct w...
Friday, May 29, 2009

young leaders

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I am thinkng these days about creating an advisory board made up entirely of people under thirty. As I have recently celebrated year 50 of m...
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Friday, May 22, 2009

the right question

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Leaders know how to ask the right questions. Our picture of leaders is often the one standing up front, making a speech or telling people w...
Friday, May 15, 2009

restless discontent with mediocrity

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This past Saturday at our CTX graduation, Rev. John Nunes of Lutheran World Relief , referred to our President Tom Cedel as a "man who...
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Don Christian
I grew up in Elgin, Illinois where my dad was the principal of the Lutheran school and my mother raised four of us while staying at home. Hard to believe that after 50+ years she is still living in that same house. While I am now in the ranks of academia, it is hard to believe I ended up here. My career began as a high school band director - then moved to the pastoral assistant of a large urban church, then to high school administration, and now...well, you get the idea - God had other plans. So after earning doctorate in management and leadership - after serving as the Headmaster of a Lutheran High School - after teaching leadership - I'm now ready to blog about it. Hope you'll read, respond and enjoy!
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