John Loper
Support: The Government, Yourself, Others
BLUFSuccess in any industry requires an informed playbook and support along the way.
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Noel DeJesus
Pulling The String
BLUFTo succeed under poor leadership, you must first understand it.
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Mick Hunt
How To Be A Good Leader
BLUFThere’s a difference between greatness and goodness in leadership, and it’s not what you think.
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Marcus A. Canady
Intrusive Leadership
BLUFNo other leadership tool has a greater long-term influence on shaping someone’s life than Intrusive Leadership.
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Jere Stille
When Left Turns Go Right
BLUFEveryone has the ability and power to turn the unexpected into great outcomes.
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Amy Bruske & David Kolbe
Do More, More Naturally
BLUFSustainable success comes from embracing your natural strengths — understanding how you operate, committing to those strengths, and working with others to accomplish more.
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Dr. Keith Dorsey
The Boardroom Journey
BLUFAspiring board members who cultivate purpose with resilience can earn a seat at the table and create lasting impact and legacy.
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Mark Miller
Leaders Made Here
BLUFLeaders who want to be great must be willing to serve.
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Derek Adametz
Unbreakable Wings
BLUFGrief doesn’t just fade — it weaves itself into memory and how we move forward. You are the one who decides where it takes you.
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Dre Evans
Prove Them Wrong
BLUFWhen living one’s purpose is fueled by one’s past, with faith, grit, and resilience, even the toughest odds can be beaten.
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Jim Afremow with Phil White
The Leader’s Mind
BLUFCultivating a leader’s mind develops the leader and enables them to develop others to make a difference.
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Cairo & Dotlich
Why CEOs Fail
BLUFLeaders fail because of who they are and how they act in certain situations.
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Dana R. Gordon
LEAD
BLUFCommunication, character, care, and effort drive success in high-stakes environments.
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Trey Taylor
A CEO Only Does Three Things
BLUFJust like the title says, the Chief Executive Officer of any organization should focus their time and attention on three things: Culture, People, and Numbers.
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Lloyd Knight
Knight Work
BLUFEven in our heaviest moments, acts of service done with purpose will drive and ground us toward victory.
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Bill Eckstrom & Sarah Wirth
The Coaching Effect
BLUFNothing elevates performance more than coaching.
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Mark C. Fava
Lessons from the Admiral
BLUFLearning about leadership early pays dividends throughout life and work.
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Adam Bryant
The Leap to Leader
BLUFThere is no perfect playbook for becoming an exceptional leader of people, but there are successful strategies.
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Joseph R. Folkman
The Trifecta of Trust
BLUFEstablishing and maintaining trust relies on three key elements — expertise, consistency, and relationships.
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Jeff Morris
Legion Rising
BLUFLife’s obstacles never get easier, but together we rise.
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