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A Letter to My Younger Self on Graduation Day

A Letter to My Younger Self on Graduation Day

by Nikiay Comer  Graduation week is here and you’ve felt a wave of emotions in anticipation of its arrival. You’re looking forward to accepting your diploma in front of your family and friends who have traveled far and wide to support you on...

Ep 87: Kevin Kelly- Wisdom I Wish I’d Known Earlier

Ep 87: Kevin Kelly- Wisdom I Wish I’d Known Earlier

Kevin Kelly, author of Excellent Advice for Living: Wisdom I’d Wish I’d Known Earlier joins Joe to discuss his latest book and share the lessons he’s learned from over seven decades on this planet. Kevin and Joe cover everything...

You Are Your Best Career Manager

You Are Your Best Career Manager

by  Brandon Eans As a career manager, I think daily about the advice my former First Sergeant offered me over eight years ago: “You are your best career manager”.  I was a First Lieutenant serving as an Executive Officer for a Field Artillery...

Thought Partner: A Primer

Thought Partner: A Primer

by Nicholas A. Rich I recently spent a weekend with a good friend. After the long weekend, I received a message from him thanking me for being both a friend, and a “thought partner.”  I met him in the Army in 2015, and we deployed...

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A Note to the Slick Sleeves

A Note to the Slick Sleeves

By Micah Ables During my time in command, I had numerous conversations with disappointed young soldiers who regretted that they hadn’t had a chance to go to war and get a deployment patch. I signed reenlistment contracts for several outstanding...

30 Under 30 Leader Developers

Special Announcement for Army Cadets and Officers The 2010 Center for Army Leadership Annual Survey of Army Leadership (CASAL) found that Army leaders lack skills in developing subordinate leaders.  Specifically, it found that compared to ILE...

Speaking Up: What Matters to You?

By: Jia Wu Often, employees will disagree with a supervisor’s directives yet execute blindly with little apprehension. In organizations that clearly delineate authorities, it may not be considered appropriate for subordinates to violate orders –...

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