The Power of Deciding What Matters (Before It’s Decided for You)
Do you wear your ambition like armor. Let me give you an item of note: ambition without alignment is chaos in a suit. Have you
Do you wear your ambition like armor. Let me give you an item of note: ambition without alignment is chaos in a suit. Have you
Doormats don’t lead. They’re stepped on, forgotten, and eventually replaced. Is this you? It’s okay to admit. What’s not okay, is to do nothing about
Most of us move through life half-blind. We see, but we do not observe. We hear, but we do not listen. We experience, but we
Stress wears a suit and tie. Think about it! We mistake it for ambition. We honor it like a badge. But chronic, unrelenting stress slowly
A reputation is built in moments and over a long bit of time. The organization will start questioning your contributions if you bring enough problems
Waiting for a green light on every decision makes you stuck. Seeking input on the small stuff—what color the leasing office wall should be, how
“If you are looking for perfect safety, you will do well to sit on a fence and watch the birds.” Wilbur Wright’s words from 1901
Summary: A tribute to Bill Campbell’s transformative leadership, this book combines practical advice with rich anecdotes to highlight the importance of empathy, teamwork, and coaching
Being the first isn’t comfortable. It’s messy, awkward, and often thankless. But here’s the thing: waiting to follow someone else is a losing strategy. Leaders
Do you have world-class training and development programs for frontline leaders? If you don’t, you’re leaving money on the table. Your frontline leaders set the