I know you’re tired of hearing this stuff, but I couldn’t resist. Tiger and his troubles fit an unmistakable pattern.

Perhaps the way to approach the state of Tiger Wood’s affairs is to ask the question, “What would his dad, the architect of his life, do?”

He Can putt 50 Yards but stumbles, fumbles, mumbles, and bumbles a simple direct apology. What should Tiger Woods really have done?

The decision by US Atty. Gen. Eric Holder, cheered on by New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg and members of the media to stage terrorist trials in New York City reflects the present culture of leadership training our society fosters in its government leaders, business leaders, even legal and religious leadership.

An interesting article in the Wall Street Journal recently highlights one of the most interesting phenomena occurring in the legal world. It’s the phenomenal power of apology to avoid litigation, manage legal crises, and be the most powerful crisis management tool.

The 13 Commandments of economic change in America.

Every week I review various boycotts that threaten e-mails and comments, helping clients decide whether to take these issues seriously or not. Whenever a boycott is threatened, I always ask these six diagnostic questions…

Letterman’s silly, stupid, phony, non-apology for trashing the reputation of a 14-year-old girl is about what we would expect from this tired, old, non-talent. Except for the fact that he was sitting down, his four minutes of self-forgiving, excuse filled chitchat, followed by 30 seconds of his, less than serious, so-called apology, was really another old stand up routine, and the audience laughed and clapped. Some apology.

James E. Lukaszewski, ABC, Fellow IABC; APR, Fellow PRSA, BEPS Emeritus

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