(I wrote the following paragraphs in my journal while on a missions trip in the Philippines in April 2010. Only this evening decided to publish them.) When is it time to realize you are defeated or you are needlessly fighting against an unbeatable foe? Is it not wise sometimes to stop hammering on a Continue reading →
Courage, Leadership | Robert A. Moore, Jr. July 9, 2010 | 
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It’s been more than 2 months since my last blog. I’ve started journaling again but otherwise not writing outside of email and regular correspondance. I find that blogging helps me on at least two fronts; First, it helps me flesh out and clarify some things I’m learning or thinking about. Next, it puts my ideas Continue reading →
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Courage | Robert A. Moore, Jr. March 27, 2010 |
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Couldn’t sleep tonight so I’d thought I’d write a bit. Always dangerous. Have you ever met a group of folks who bragged about how unified they were. Upon taking a closer look you have to admit they do seem to hang together. There is something troubling about it however that just does not quite ring Continue reading →
Courage | Robert A. Moore, Jr. December 16, 2009 |
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I have recieved much helpful feedback on my last blog regarding leadership accountability & social networking. I intend to do additional research in this area. The thoughts around using technology and social networking were intriquing. Some of the inherent challenges to this method are quickly obvious. Persons who were dissatisfied customers of the organization could Continue reading →
Courage | Robert A. Moore, Jr. November 16, 2009 |
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I started a blog a few weeks ago about leadership accountability. I suggested one of the challenges was the higher a leader rises in an organization the greater the need but less the chance people around him/her would speak the whole truth to… “tell the emporer he had no clothes.” I do not want to Continue reading →
Courage | Robert A. Moore, Jr. October 27, 2009 |
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