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This is the second article in the Next Generation Leadership Series. Read the first one HERE. Kids These Days… Since our last article, I have done some digging to find out when the belief of “young people don’t work as …
With the Holiday season upon us, the Leadership Society of Arizona invites you to select it as your charity of choice when making purchases through smile.amazon.com. Click HERE to see the 5 easy steps As of August 2017, Amazon’s AmazonSmile …
What’s the Deal with Millennials? According to Google Trends, there’s a growing interest in understand generational differences. Every day, more articles are published with some variation of the same title: “This is how we’ve always done it, but how will …
When I graduated high school, I had my life figured out. I thought that I knew everything. I was the ideal product of the education system: great grades, a hearty resume, good test scores, the works. Growing up, I was …
The Leadership Society of Arizona (LSA) is partnering with the professional organization, International Facility Management Association (IFMA), to create a new leadership workshop series that unites professionals and students in the Phoenix Valley. These workshops are part of a …
The Leadership Society of Arizona (LSA) is a federal 501(c)3 non-profit leadership education organization. The fundamental idea behind the summer leadership academy is simple: if we want to change the world, we must first be the change ourselves. LSA employs …
Many parents have the perception that philosophy does not improve their student’s education. However, philosophy courses may actually help students to improve in their courses in a far greater manner than any would suppose. A case study by the Endowment …
How organized are you? Optimism bias a tendency to overestimate our likelihood of experiencing good events and underestimate our likelihood of experiencing bad events. For example, in a survey people were asked, how likely that one would have a fatal …
Children don’t listen well. Anyone who has ever had children knows this. They especially do not want to listen to their parents. It seems to be a natural reaction for them to disregard what their parents say. I have experienced …
Introduction “‘Our education system is a mess; it is failing us, our children, our future’ — a catchphrase I hear at conferences, during dinner and casual conversations.” – Sebastian Turbot The educational system has never been a serious problem …