Category: Ethics and Principles

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Quitters Day: Turning Resolutions into Discipline
Dylan Williams, MA
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Richard Batts
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Ethics and Principles, Leadership Research and Trends, Self-Management
By the second Friday of January, most people abandon their New Year's resolutions. This phenomenon, known as Quitters Day, highlights a critical challenge: How do we sustain motivation and build habits that last?
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Leadership and Bottom Line Mentality: A Conversation with Professor Rebecca Greenbaum
Rebecca L. Greenbaum
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Ethics and Principles, Leadership Styles and Theories
Educating Future Leaders
Professor Rebecca Greenbaum shares insights from her groundbreaking research on bottom-line mentality and the ethical dilemmas it creates.
Man standing in front of a giant list titled "New Year's Resolutions".
Holding Yourself Accountable To Your New Year's Resolution
Richard Batts
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Ethics and Principles, Leadership Research and Trends, Self-Management
Making a New Year's resolution is one thing; sticking to it is another.
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The PGA Tour, LIV Golf, and Principled Leadership
Dylan Williams, MA
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Jon McCullough, MA
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Ethics and Principles, Trust
PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan is the latest example of a high-profile leader who has violated their principles.
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Creating Ethical Spaces
Ashley Holloway
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Ethics and Principles
Effective intercultural leadership involves developing the skills, knowledge and attitudes that facilitate good relationships between individuals, communities and populations.