My top ten list for implementing distributed leadership (aka; David Letterman style)

I was blessed to have, in my opinion, the best professor in the world related to transformational leadership in my PhD program.  She taught me to view my leadership problems from the balcony, keeping in mind that everyone will have positive input into resolving any issue that may arise.  She taught me to stay humble, and listen first, and then inquire afterwards.  

I have been challenged at my office with sharing the transformational leadership skills I learned from Dr. Gies and leading them to having a better understanding for implementing transformational leadership.  

I am quite nervous about leading these strong leaders into a better understanding of transformational leadership, but I know with my leadership guardian angel standing on my shoulder, I can get the task completed.  

My first lesson will be on empowerment and what that means to implement a transformational environment.  

A book I read in one of my past summer institutes, is a great starting point to begin this transformational adventure.  Turn this ship around by L David Marquet.  

"Give Control and Create Leaders"

I am blessed, blessed, with my family, my peers, and my cohort, and Dr. Guy E. White, I recently signed up for his dissertation accelerator program and have been making amazing progress with my dissertation.  I see the light at the end of the tunnel now and I feel awesome.  I am posting my first of many drafts of my purpose statement, feel free to comment or critique.

The purpose of this mixed method case study is to examine the implications of Federal Government CIO's not implementing a successful IT business ecosystem's for performance, compliance, and cybersecurity requirements of their respective agencies,  as defined by FITARA law utilizing  the social-technological theoretical framework  during the past 5 years as it impacts  the public's trust.