Everyone on the team deserves an opportunity to be respected.
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Imagination is a Foundational Leadership Skill
How do we cultivate imagination? By building things and talking about our dreams.
Pull the Tomatillos: A Gardener’s Parable of Enterprise Leadership
Effective enterprise leadership requires the courage to end projects that don’t align with long-term goals, much like pulling thriving tomatillos from a garden to make room for more beneficial crops.
Stale Incumbents Perpetuate Distrust
Low trust levels in America benefit groups like “stale incumbents,” who maintain their positions by fostering distrust and resisting change.
Exponential Talent Development
What would have to be true for every person to contribute 100% of their potential to the world?
How to Avoid Boondoggle Projects
Cut through project complexity with five essential questions that streamline focus and drive effective leadership, ensuring project success without the fluff.
The world needs more people to function as artists in everyday life.
Mountains and plateaus require different approaches to traverse.
How often we adjust our style is a good leadership metric.
To lead and move forward, we should think of common deflections as triggers to listen more deeply.
Bringing CX to State and Local Government would be a game-changer for everyday people.
There’s a time for SMART and there’s a time for something bigger.
Superteams don’t just achieve hard goals, they elevate the performance of teams they collaborate with.
When it comes to the impact of Generative AI on leadership, the sky's the limit. Let's dream BIG.
What matters is the nuance, because the three affect dynamics at different levels of organization: management affects individual dynamics, leadership affects team dynamics, and authorship affects ecosystem dynamics.
Making organizations better is hard, but it doesn’t have to be complicated.
Techniques from the disciplines of corporate strategy and customer experience can help define the problem of gun violence clearly and hasten its end.
A good way to assess an organization is by examining the types of problems the majority of their time on.
At work, we shouldn’t depend on our companies to find purpose and meaning for us. We have the capability to find it for ourselves.