Is your leadership for sale? | Opinion
If it is, I recommend you offer it for an ungodly sum, because you won’t get another shot. Who’s likely to follow Monahan into battle again? Rory McIlroy, a PGA Tour loyalist? I doubt it. He was the highly visible de facto poster child of the ethical PGA Tour this past year. He believed.
If your leadership is not for sale, then take a moment to acknowledge that decision. Then, establish or reaffirm your principles. Commit to them. Life’s too short to get it wrong.Robin Pou is an author, executive coach and founder of a leadership development firm in Dallas. He wrote this for The Dallas Morning News.
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