Category Archives: Integrity

Trusted lies and the meaning of money

Recent reporting in the US indicates that we have accepted, as a culture, a "new normal" of half-truths and blatant disregard for facts.  Seriously?  Yes, unfortunately, this is no lie.  I wish I were kidding.  Apparently, some will consider this is a virtue, a victory over the rule of law, reason, and unadulterated honest dealings. It isn't. Repeated lying, especially the "rinse, wash and Continue Reading ...

Leadership in Action Series: Part 16

The Link Between Ethics and Culture By Daniel Robin In a prior article, we viewed integrity as a call to push back on the cultural epidemic of obsessive speed, greed, and creed – that is, how our quest for prosperity and “market advantage” can reinforce assumptions and beliefs that justify cheating, mistreating and defeating the other guy. There’s nothing wrong with a competitive spirit Continue Reading ...

Leadership in Action Series: Part 15

Working With Integrity – The Art of Being Your Word By Daniel Robin At work, “being your word” requires vigilant attention to your own boundaries, using all your interpersonal skills, and watching out for double binds.  It also takes a decent amount of courage and a compassionate commitment to constant learning.  So cut yourself some slack.  Nobody, not even those with the utmost of integrity, Continue Reading ...

Leadership in Action Series: Part 14

The "Grit" of Integrity By Daniel Robin This article explores the vital yet often-overlooked leadership challenge of integrity. When I recently mentioned to an executive friend that I was writing about this topic, he half-smiled. "Thanks for the warning," he whispered, feigning nervousness.  Integrity has become a serious subject in Corporate America (and elsewhere).  This article highlights Continue Reading ...