How Leaders Become a Bottleneck
Leaders lead change, responding to changes in the world and leading companies to greater success. But that comes with bigger and bigger […]
Did Warren Buffet’s Intuition Fail Him?
Did Warren Buffet’s intuition fail him? No, not actually, although the story is often told as though it did. Buffet describes it […]
Creativity: the Number One Leadership Competency
“If your interest is high achievement, creativity matters. That’s the place to start.” Steven Kotler, author of ‘The Art of […]
New Leadership Podcast Up!
Join Mac Bogert and me as we talk about leadership. We explore the need for leaders to be having bigger conversations (we […]
Getting Triggered
Getting triggered is something that we don’t talk about much in the workplace. But we should. Everybody gets triggered. Trigger behaviours can […]
Questioning Intuition: a Look at Insight
Research has found CEOs who score high on intuition take their companies to greater altitudes than those who rely largely on their […]
The Opportunity of Burnout
I had lots of interesting comments on my post on burnout yesterday. Some said that it’s not just leaders. Which is absolutely […]
A Deeper Approach to Burnout for Leaders
Are you concerned about burnout? In a Harvard study, 96% of senior leaders self-reported burnout. 33% considered it extreme. 96%! That’s crazy. […]
The Surprising Benefits of Purpose
When the idea of purpose first showed up in corporate sector, it wasn’t too popular. Business was about making money. Purpose was […]
The Need for Emotional Maintenance
There are certain things we do for maintenance like wash our bodies and clothes. And we know that if we’re seeking optimum […]