Julius Caesar and the CEO Illusion: Leadership, Luck, and the Stories We TellModern leaders, must remember that greatness isn’t just about winning battles — it’s about understanding why you won.Mar 30Mar 30
Who Should You Listen To? Navigating Leadership Advice in the Age of Coaches and ConsultantsThe real question is: Who can give advice, and how should it be weighed?Jan 5Jan 5
Budgets Don’t Create Value — Opportunities DoBudgets are often seen as the backbone of organizational planning, but what if they’re also a silent barrier to innovation?Dec 26, 2024Dec 26, 2024
Entrepreneurs, Contributors, Administrators, and Thieves — The Value MatrixThe Value Matrix not only helps us understand roles and behaviors within organizations, but also provides a framework for leadershipDec 21, 2024Dec 21, 2024
Loyalty in Leadership: Lessons from History, Hollywood, and the WorkplaceLet your leadership be focused on the long game, loyal to your team, and in your commitment to shared successDec 14, 2024Dec 14, 2024
Why Overnight Changes Take Years to HappenAre there really overnight changes? Can anything truly happen in a short time? While some transformations appear sudden, the reality is…Dec 9, 2024Dec 9, 2024
Diocletian: The Reformer Who Split an Empire to Save ItDiocletian was, above all, a practical reformer. Not a “feel-good” leader, nor one who sought admiration.Nov 12, 2024Nov 12, 2024
Ordinary Success: What We Miss by Idolizing OutliersWe often look to iconic figures like Julius Caesar, Alexander the Great, or, in modern times, Elon Musk as models of success…Nov 3, 20241Nov 3, 20241
Leading by Questions: The Socratic Method in BusinessLead by questions — what can we learn from SocratesOct 31, 2024Oct 31, 2024
