Leadership Worthy Lives Remembered

This long weekend, we pause, not just for a holiday, but for honor. We remember those who served, who led, and who gave everything to preserve the freedoms we often take for granted.

Memorial Day is more than remembrance. It’s a reminder. A reminder that being Leadership Worthy isn’t just a phrase; it’s a lived reality. It’s embodied by those who:

• Put others above self.
• Served not for recognition, but out of duty.
• Chose courage over comfort and sacrifice over safety.

Their leadership didn’t come with fanfare. It came with quiet conviction, with resolve in the face of fear.  And also with a willingness to carry the burden so others wouldn’t have to. These are the lives that inspire us to lead with deeper purpose and greater humility.

On this Memorial Day, I invite you to not only remember, but also to reflect:

What will I do to live a life worthy of their sacrifice?

May we keep showing up, serve where we stand, and carry forward the example they set.  And may we do so with gratitude, honor, and unwavering respect.

To those we’ve lost — and those who still bear the weight of loss — we are grateful. Your leadership lives on in the freedom we hold, the legacies we honor, and the character we build.

Let us lead in a way that remembers.

Tempus Maximize!