Life is like jumping out of an airplane for a combat jump.  You never land where you thought/hoped you would.

How you communicate with your boss, your peers, and the folks that you supervise must be consistent.

It’s not what you know, it’s usually not even who you know, but it’s who you get to know!

Mike Wagers writes a note to a retiring Ranger.

For you veterans out there, Memorial Day is when we can open that secured door to be with those guys who were on our left and right.

A few ways to look at time management. 

Work to understand how you are perceived.

Be consistent but be ready to change.

Only spend your time on things that only you can do.

Servant Leadership, Leadership Under Pressure, Leader Communications

With Veterans Day just a few weeks behind us, several unit commemorations recently, and the Holidays approaching, it’s a time for reflection.

Networking is relationships.  Networking without relationships is not much more effective than the old newspaper wanted ads.

Like any Ranger mission, we can get through it together. 

Alignment, both vertically and horizontally, across an organization is key to success, growth, and initiative. 

If an organization is not changing, it’s falling behind.

I often get asked, “How do you measure a successful transition?”