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Accountability and Its Effect on Laziness
by Lee Ellis We just experienced Superbowl XLVII (that’s 47 for all of you that missed “old math” with Roman numerals). Thirty-two teams started the season (sixteen NFC and sixteen AFC with each conference having four divisions–North, South, East, and … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, discipline, effort, fear, greed, hardship, honor, human nature, human performance, inertia, laziness, military leadership, pain, pride, productivity, responsibility, selfishness, superbowl
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Secret Service, John Edwards, Teachers Cheating! What’s up Doc?
by Lee Ellis Have you noticed the disconnect? Everyone thinks they have high ethics and honorable behavior, yet the headlines seem to indicate that our society has big problems in living and leading with honor. Shocking Behavior in the Headlines … Continue reading
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Tagged amking a stand, behavior, character, cheating teachers, courage, courageous leadership, dishonorable behavior, fear, GSA party, honor, honorable behavior, integrity, laziness, lead with honor, leadership behavior, lee ellis, pain, scott peck, Secret Service in Columbia, values, vision
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