Tag Archives: culture

Numbers, Letters, and Words

by Jack King Posted on July 15, 2011

Youth Voices, a key extension of NorthFork’s Collective Voices was created to “connect young people who are making a difference with others who want to!” Be sure to follow us on Twitter, and we’d LOVE it if you would take … Continue reading →

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Are You a Princess?

by Jack King Posted on July 14, 2011

Thank you for dropping by! Thursdays are Servant Hearts day. Gracious leaders around the world guest post to NorthFork’s blog, A Servant’s Heart, sharing their fabulous insights regarding the serving nature of leadership. We’re delighted you’ve joined us. Be prepared … Continue reading →

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A whole new world!

by Jack King Posted on March 18, 2011

A child can ask questions wise men cannot answer. Have you ever wondered why? Men, no matter how wise, have bias, prejudice, and ego. Men do not see the world through rosy lenses; instead, they see an unfocused, fuzzy world. … Continue reading →

Posted in Finding a Voice | Tagged A child's eyes!, Black Elk, brotherly love, children, Courage!, culture, fear, Finding a Voice, heart, hope, Joshua's generation!, Love!, Navajo, One world!, trust, truth | Comments Off

Complicity or Conspiracy?

by Jack King Posted on March 15, 2011

Thank you for dropping by! Today, Stan Faryna continues with the third in a five-part series of his posts inspired by the protests spreading across the Pan-Arabic world, entitled “The Unwitting Scourge of Corruption,” with a look at the pervasive … Continue reading →

Posted in Take a Stand! | Tagged complicity, Courage!, culture, excellence, integrity, Leadership, public trust, Romania, Stan Faryna, truth | Comments Off

Corruption: A Case Study

by Jack King Posted on March 14, 2011

Thank you for dropping by! Today, my good friend, Stan Faryna, continues with the second of a five-part series of posts inspired by the protests spreading across the Pan-Arabic world, entitled “The Unwitting Scourge of Corruption,” with a case study … Continue reading →

Posted in Take a Stand! | Tagged #servantheart, case study, complicity, corruption, culture, Leadership, Romania, Stan Faryna | 2 Comments

Walk On

by Jack King Posted on February 3, 2011

Posted in A Servant's Heart | Tagged #servantheart, change, Courage!, culture, demons of war, Egypt, hope, inspiration, Peace, sacrifice, servant hearts, Stan Faryna, Tahir Square, Vision | 3 Comments

Storytelling

by Jack King Posted on December 12, 2010

Storytelling transforms lives. Stories abound; their impact is often unconstrained. We rely on them every day in every facet of life: art, law, medicine, education, business, and community calls to action, to name a few. Story-telling is as old as … Continue reading →

Posted in Finding a Voice | Tagged "Standing Stones", authentic, Awareness!, Circle of Life, Community!, culture, Finding a Voice, Leadership, Life!, storytelling | Comments Off

Desperately Seeking Leadership

by Jack King Posted on December 2, 2010

Posted in A Servant's Heart | Tagged culture, Dorothy Dalton, ego, integrity, Leaders!, Leadership, management, servant leadership | 5 Comments

Leaders Recognize Beliefs Separate Us, Faith Brings Us Together

by @DrJackKing Posted on September 9, 2009

Let me encourage you to visit Lolly Daskal’s site, Lolly Daskal: Lead from Within. Her blogs—and her lovely paintings—will enlighten and enrich your life. Her recent post, Is a Belief a Fact or a Choice, resonates deeply with my own … Continue reading →

Posted in Organizational Culture | Tagged belief systems, comfort zone, culture, Discovery, environment, faith, loyalty, tension, truth | 1 Comment

Great leaders know how to find those diamonds in the rough!

by @DrJackKing Posted on August 19, 2009

Ron Edmondson, in his blog post, “What to do if employees don’t respond,” suggested several great questions to ask yourself about employees who refuse to take initiative: Do they have the skill required for the task you are asking them to do? … Continue reading →