Effective leadership relationships at a high level include the insertion of a degree of distance from those being served. That may be part of what Pr…

- James M Strock

Ronald Reagan was notably able to avoid having personal considerations dissuade him from taking decisive actions. This may have arisen in part from h…

- James M Strock

Many people have a very hard time truly believing that doing the right thing by others, striving to serve them to the greatest extent, can actually b…

- James M Strock

If leadership is, fundamentally, about serving others, then any one person should be able to move between being a "leader" and a "follower."

- James M Strock

Dwight Eisenhower has been underestimated, which may relate to his advanced age in office, his somewhat uneven communications skills, and his failure…

- James M Strock

Theodore Roosevelt regarded leadership as his one gift, the area in which he might be considered to possess genius. He presented his views on leaders…

- James M Strock

Everyone knows that Theodore Roosevelt was able to wring so much life out of each day, every hour, every minute. And yet, when one is immersed in a d…

- James M Strock

There are people all around us whose lives are masterpieces of service. One thinks of parents working two or three jobs to serve their families and c…

- James M Strock

Some critics have suggested that Ronald Reagan succeeded in a series of careers, ultimately as a two-term president of the United States, by a series…

- James M Strock