Moral Leadership

SCMLi defines Moral Leadership as the capacity to exert influence and effect change by leading self, then others towards specific goals, guided by universal moral principles. As the growing number of moral and ethical incidents in business, political and even religious institutions demonstrate, individuals and organizations often appear to deviate from commonly held norms and …

This Old House Imagine a very old small house being lived in by a quite large family that keeps adopting international kids. The space stays the same, but feels evermore restrictive while the people and their needs keep growing and changing, placing increasing pressure on the old structure. The foundation is cracked threatening the stability …

Ideas about Leadership have mushroomed in recent years and probably each one of these ideas talks about a leadership skill, principle or value that is relevant for our times. The problem is that we live in very turbulent times, where change and increasing chaos is the norm. This means that we can no longer look …

Headlines in the US announce that Joe Paterno, the legendary American Football coach at Penn State University was fired. While it appears he acted in accordance with the law and reported cases of child-abuse by his assistant coach as they came to his attention, the claim is that he didn’t do enough and failed to …

Let’s face it; individuals a struggling, our societies are in turmoil, the world in general seems to be in trouble! We have global warming, political, racial and religious tensions, localized armed conflicts, a refugee situation, a global pandemic, a looming economic crisis. The sheer scale of the issues tempts us to stick our heads into …