There is a hidden but essential lesson in the epic Battle of Waterloo for every parent (and everyone who develops leaders).

No one likes to talk about “getting old,” but aging does not mean we have to “grow old.” Jimmy Carter raises a key question and provides an answer everyone — young and old — needs to hear.

Lincoln’s Gettysburg address rose above the central issue of slavery — and we should be glad it did.

Of all the weapons at Lincoln's disposal, his strongest and best was the one every leader needs to maximize. Here's help for making it work for you.

Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address.

The great generals of Waterloo shared a key characteristic that leaders would be wise to emulate.

What every leader must remember about people.

Two sides vie for your allegiance in the moment of adventure. Your choice in that moment makes all the difference.

Abigail picked up her pen. We are the better for it. Enjoy her words of wisdom. Then pick up your pen and do what she did.

In the new old world of geopolitics, the most important kind of war does not involve a gun.