This is part of an ongoing series on Transformational Leadership.
A few weeks ago, I wrote a column for Business Record where I reached out to five top local leaders for their thoughts on Transformational …
Economist Jim Paulsen is no fan of high interest rates.
The titles of two recent Paulsen Perspectives newsletters say it all.
“10-Year Treasury Yield is Too High,” proclaims his June 5 newsletter. “The Federal Reserve …
The name Caitlin Clark has appeared so often in the Wall Street Journal this year that regular subscribers might be tempted to think of her as a new crypto currency or artificial intelligence product. Like …
In case you haven’t noticed, Iowa’s economy is struggling. We’re not in a recession, but things have been trending down for some time.
Farm commodity prices are sagging, and our minimum wage is among the …
When I was 22 years old and recently out of college, I was lucky enough to work with a leader who changed my life by challenging me to take on a role that was a …
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway musical “Hamilton” ends with these lines: “Who lives; who dies? Who tells your story?”
Most history is told from the viewpoint of winners.
I’ve become increasingly aware of this adage in recent …
It’s hard to believe, but soon there will be more full-time zoomers than baby boomers in the workforce. The generation born between 1996 and 2010 is growing up. As a new report by Glassdoor says: …
What does it mean for someone to feel they truly belong in a workplace? This question has been on my mind after reading a Forbes article that said, “Many of us have tried many things …
I once accepted a job because of a piece of cake.
It happened long ago when I was waiting in the reception area of a Wall Street firm, waiting for an interview. I was very …
On a recent flight home from a business trip, I was pleasantly surprised to find myself seated next to a friend from our school days at Ballard-Huxley: retired Brig. Gen. David Elwell. Throughout junior high …
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