“Good leaders stress clarity of intent—state the goal but never tell people how to do things.” – Lewis Bernstein – If you’re interested in naval leaders, you may find Trent Hone’s study of Admiral Nimitz – Mastering the Art of Command:...
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Managing feels safe. Processes are followed, routines are celebrated and risk-taking is for “someone else.” Leadership, on the other hand, often feels unsafe. It involves stepping blindly into the unknown, sacrificing your traditional notions of accomplishment and convincing others that...
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When you pay attention to how pieces are moving around the Big Board it’s apparent that we’re living through a rapidly changing era that’s simultaneously fascinating and terrifying. The rise (and promise) of Artificial Intelligence. Geopolitical upheaval, shifting demographics and...
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