Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org #leadership

The best ways to get the REAL picture in leadership is to: 1. Keep your feet still 2. Evade emotion What I learned from my morning read on the presidential leadership of Dwight D. Eisenhower in this week's The Leadership & Main Project post: leadershipandmain.org/the-real-pictu…

Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org #leadership

Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org # leadership

Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org #leadership

What does living above your job look like? Learn more in this @leadershipmain post written by Andrew Cox, the Chief of Staff and Vice President of Leadership Development at Wellstar Health System. Grateful for him being a guest blogger this week! leadershipandmain.org/living-above-y…

There are certifiable characters of the comment section. Who are the 5 characters that lurk in the comments? Find out in this week's The Leadership & Main Project post: leadershipandmain.org/characters-of-…

Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org #leadership

The next time you want to post a comment think twice. Go to leadershipandmain.org and read about the characters of the comment section written by James Albright. Are you one of those characters?

There are certifiable characters of the comment section. Who are the 5 characters that lurk in the comments? Find out in this week's post written by James Albright: leadershipandmain.org/characters-of-…

Balance is one of the hardest things to achieve in leadership. It can be impossible. Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org #leadership

Let the extremes of the day drive us back to imbalance. Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org #leadership

Warrior princess, an oxymoron. We have oxymoronic expectations that we place on ourselves as leaders. Check out 3 things to do when we feel the tension of who should be as leaders in this week's post written by James Albright: leadershipandmain.org/warrior-prince…

The people you lead are uniquely different, treat them that way. Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org #leadership

The condition of the soil determines the quality of growth. Gardening wise, it matters to grow healthy plants. Leadership wise, it represents hearts and minds. Check out this week's The Leadership & Main Project post: leadershipandmain.org/condition-of-t…

Our hearts and minds can be hardened over time. Who we are today is a culmination of our experiences. Our experiences can develop wisdom, or they can tamp our ability to grow. Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org #leadership

The condition of the soil determines the quality of growth. Gardening wise, it matters to grow healthy plants. Leadership wise, it represents hearts and minds. Check out this week's post written by James Albright: leadershipandmain.org/condition-of-t…

Here is one of three cautions headed into the downhill portion of running and leadership. Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org #leadership

Getting into better leadership health requires us stretching our limits and continuing to grow. Written by James Albright at leadershipandmain.org #leadership