Opportunity Leadership
It all comes down to the difference between a powerboat and a sailboat.
Powerboats take you where you want to travel. They’re predictable. Gas and go. You don’t have to pay
Leadership
Zingerman’s Guide to Good Leading
Sometimes one good book leads to another — or, in this case, to a whole series of books.
Last year I read The Positive Organization by Robert Quinn. Quinn mentions a deli in Ann
Conviction Isn’t Conditional
Darkest Hour is a fascinating historical drama that recounts Winston Churchill’s resolve against the Germans when most would have capitulated. From our perspective, appeasement seems incomprehensible, and victory against the Nazis inevitable.
True Leaders Are Servants Who Die
There’s a hidden side to leadership that we don’t often talk about.
Take this quote, for instance:
“Leadership is disappointing your own people at a rate they can absorb.” (Ronald Heifetz
Clarity
One of the greatest lessons I’ve learned in the past few years is about clarity. I agree with Will Mancini, self-proclaimed clarity evangelist, who says, “Clarity isn’t everything, but it changes