Sandra Shelton

Partners in place! The CSR and Sustainability dance has begun.

The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Sustainability band is playing. The rhythm is the people side of business versus the technical side of business. The dancers are today's and tomorrow's workforce. The dance step is stomping the people side of business to second place behind the technically "green." The party crashers continue to be "People do what we hire them to do."... (posted by Sandra 3 years 244 days ago.)

Has Excellence Gone To the Dogs In Your Workplace?

I challenge CEO's to ask themselves 2 question while learning the dog story below: 1. Which role would your employees chosen - the cab driver or the human tourniquet? 2. Are you enabling your company get involved in local communities to the extent for the greater good it addresses needs that may have absolutely nothing to do with today's bottom line and everything to do with sustainable... (posted by Sandra 4 years 197 days ago.)

Since Ritalin, Humanism, and Outcome Based Education Are Not Working... How About Back To the Real Basics?

There are solutions to schools gone wild that do not drug our kids, mask the truth about where feelings come from, call anything I do good or teach character as a series of definitions and posters.More...I was encouraged to see a recent article (along with several in the last few years) “The Great ADHD Myth " by Jenny Hope in the London edition of... (posted by Sandra 4 years 264 days ago.)

42nd CMA Awards Show - Who cares? Leadership wannabes, heads up for the real thing!

I rarely tune-in for celebrity award shows these days. That being said, I do make an exception when it comes to Country & Western music because my daddy reared me in the backdrop of C & W greats. I picked up the remote and clicked to CBS for a moment to get a flavor of the 42nd Annual CMA awards show. With Reba in charge, I decided it was worth the try though I fully... (posted by Sandra 4 years 266 days ago.)

The 3 Perfect, Swifter-Higher-Stronger New Year's Resolutions

New Year's Resolutions are like traveling in a strange city with or without a map. With the map, I usually find where I am supposed to be in the least amount of time and hassle. Without a map, that is, relying on stopping for directions or just "feeling my way" until I happen on the location is a poor use of my time and usually creates a hassle. The real-deal focus for the best New Year's... (posted by Sandra 5 years 41 days ago.)