Character is the currency of leadership. Ethics is the foundation and core of character. The depth of our character determines the length and extent of how far and how much we can be trusted. If others can't trust us, they won't follow us.  Based on Dorothy's book, " Why We Fall: The Power of Self-Awareness,"  this is a popular self-revelatory seminar helping attendees discover and avoid becoming their own worst enemy. Self-sabotage, rooted in a lack of self-awareness is the most common yet overlooked culprit in our downfall and the surprising downfall of some of the country's most prominent leaders.  Nothing is easier to lose yet harder to recoup than character.  It also includes a segment on restoring broken character.  Every attendee gets an autographed copy of the book, which comes complete with Study Guide. Our character is our calling card. 

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"... you gave a talk to a Rotary club, and I felt your message needed to be heard by my ethics classes at UNT Dallas.  You graciously agreed to speak and a video recording captured your engaging lecture. 

 

That video has been seen by every ethics class since then, now viewed by over a thousand students.  At the end of the semester, they remember more about your one-hour talk than all of my lectures.  But what’s important is that your message resonated with their hearts and minds.  You helped them see what decisions they make could cause them to fall, then to fail. 

 

... I cannot figure out how to improve on it. Your engaging style and down-to-earth approach capture them.  No textbook or dry lecture from a professor can match that."

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Ed Fjordbak, J.D.
Lecturer in Law and Business
University of North Texas at Dallas

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