Lee Ellis is a speaker and the author of Leading With Honor: Leadership Lessons from the Hanoi Hilton, in which he shares stories from his experiences as a Vietnam POW and highlights leadership lessons learned in the camps. As president of Leadership Freedom, a leadership and team development consulting and coaching company, Lee has consulted in the areas of hiring, teambuilding, executive development, and succession planning for more than 15 years. For more information, please visit www.leadingwithhonor.com.
Lee Ellis
Author's posts
Oct 17 2013
On Leaders and Accountability (Part 4): How Mentoring and Coaching Builds Trust
Two of the most important aspects of leading people toward success–the ultimate goal of accountability–are mentoring and coaching.
Jul 30 2013
On Leaders and Accountability (Part 3) – Shocking Cheating Scandal at Harvard and Clarifying Expectations
Leaders must do the extra mile to clarify expectations.
Jul 06 2013
On Leaders and Accountability (Part 2): Why It’s Crucial to Life and the Superbowl
Without accountability, organizations and people typically get off track, miss their goals and begin to deteriorate.
Jun 12 2013
On Leaders and Accountability (Part 1) – Notes from the Cliff
On Leaders and Accountability (Part 1) – Notes from the Cliff
May 16 2013
Results vs. Relationships: Finding Your Balance on the Leadership Seesaw
Results vs. Relationships: Finding Your Balance on the Leadership Seesaw
Apr 26 2013
In Tough Times, Treasure Your Trials
Are you going through tough times? It may be time to reflect on some who have been down that road before you. For the POWs in the Vietnam War, facing serious trials became a way of life. In that bleak existence locked up and isolated in a communist prison camp for five, six, seven and …
Apr 02 2013
You Know You’re Smart, But What About Your Emotional Intelligence?
For most people, EQ limits a person’s career and influence more than IQ.
Feb 27 2013
Leading With Honor: Do You Have What it Takes?
Our culture desperately needs men and women who will lead with honor.
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