Ethical Leaders Adapt (Part 5)

By Linda Fisher Thornton

We are in the world with others for a reason, and when we embrace the diversity of our global village it makes us all better. Use these posts about the ethical implications of inclusion to take the next steps on your journey to developing a global mindset broad enough to include all the world’s people.

Ethics and Inclusion

Unethical Leadership: Selective Inclusion

Inclusion: The Power of “Regardless”

Differences or Inclusion: Which Are We Focusing On?

Leadership: It’s Not About Us

Seeing Beyond Borders and Walls

The Danger of Us Versus Them

Seeing Past Our Point of View

Bridging Cultural Differences

Ethical Awareness is a Moving Target

How we see ourselves in relation to others who are not like us is a critical area for learning. Ethical leaders make is a priority to learn and grow in this area, even when it is difficult to keep up as the world changes.