Instilling confidence into your children is the first step to raising a good leader. Most of us have heard the age old adage, “Do as I say, not as I do,” at some point in our lives.

We can nurture a strong sense of self in children and guide them to be resilient, authentic, and confident leaders.

Leadership Coach and author Steven Fulmer, Leadership Just Got Personal, joined us today along with daughter Sarah Fulmer, to share how parents can help their kids be leaders in life.1. Encourage ...

The author and Columbia Business School professor with his family.© Courtesy of Adam Galinsky 3 leadership lessons that can help you raise successful kids, from an Ivy League business professor ...

Pittsburgh community leaders spent time Friday teaching kids how to ride their bikes safely in the city. The Promise Center of Homewood organized the event, not only to keep kids safe, but to get ...

Bold Academy was created by Leadership Johnson County this summer to bring kids from all over the county together to problem solve, practice teamwork, work on decision-making and build the ...

Encourage dialogue about leadership with your kids. Ask them what they think are signs of a good leader, and then challenge them to work toward becoming that type of leader.