A Movement Only Exists When People Are

We Think Leadership Is About Rank And Power, But Better To Think Of Leadership As The Responsibility For Other Human Beings. That Leadership And Rank May Not Go Together. So It Manifests In This Remarkable Way.

Studies Show That Over 80 Percent Of Americans Do Not Have Their Dream Job. If More Knew How To Build Organizations That Inspire, We Could Live In A World In Which That Statistic Was The Reverse - A World In Which Over 80 Percent Of People Loved Their Jobs. People Who Love Going To Work Are More Productive And More Creative. They Go Home Happier And Have Happier Families. They Treat Their Colleagues And Clients And Customers Better. Inspired Employees Make For Stronger Companies And Stronger Economies.

In This Age Of Omniconnectedness, Words Like 'network,' 'community' And Even 'friends' No Longer Mean What They Used To. Networks Don't Exist On Linkedin. A Community Is Not Something That Happens On A Blog Or On Twitter. And A Friend Is More Than Someone Whose Online Status You Check.

I Have Been Inspired By Martin Luther King And How He Inspired A Movement. I Have Learned That A Cause Must Be Organic; If It Is To Have An Impact It Must Belong To Those Who Join The Movement And Not Those Who Lead It.

Too Many People Write Books Because They Want To Be A New York Times Best-seller. They Want The Glory And The Fame.