Moral Courage: Do the Right Thing — Especially When It Costs You
The leadership competency most organizations desperately need and rarely develop.
Moral courage is the willingness to act on your values in the face of personal risk — social pressure, career consequences, or institutional resistance. This keynote explores the distinction between physical and moral courage, the psychology of conformity and group think, and the practical steps...
Ethics: The Real Bottom Line
Bringing Principles Back
During Michael Hingson's more than 40 years in sales and senior management positions he was confronted many times by ethical choices concerning doing what was best for the customer and doing what would maximize profits for his companies, including companies he owned personally. In this...
