First and foremost, one must perform to be successful — in leadership, this is multi-faceted; business results, people results, demonstrated accountability to others. Performing in leadership also means surrounding ourselves with diverse…

Anchoring Your Organization in a Time of Sea Change I’m often asked if organizational culture and employee engagement can survive – and thrive – in an era of hybrid and…

Compassion vs. Performance: A Conversation, not a Death Match There is a woman that I’ve become acquainted with – Myra; she’s a technologist with terrific skills and a bright future…

Finding the Sweet Spot in Work and Life There is a woman that I know, Gina, who makes great ice cream. Well, gelato to be precise. She learned the recipes…

Take The Flight: Reclaiming Interpersonal Connection In The Workplace For 22 years, Atlanta’s Hartsfield International Airport (ATL) held the top spot in the world for the number of passengers moving…

The Cure for Know-it-all Leadership One thing most intelligent and highly perceptive people have in common is an awareness of what they DON’T know. Whether one is measuring logical, emotional,…

A Lesson in Leadership: Volodymyr Zelensky A half a world away from us, Ukrainians continue to resist the advance of Putin’s armies. Because of all the communication tools available to…

Read, Grow, and Share for Leadership Angel investor James Altucher is known for his strong opinions about finance, entrepreneurship, and personal growth. So, I wasn’t surprised to learn that Altucher…

Your Vision, Your Path, Your Choices One of the remarkable features of secondary education is the so-called “Course of Studies Plan” or “CSP” for short. For school districts that use…

Navigating and Leveraging the Data Currents Sailors call it “the graveyard.” One of the best of them, Abby Sunderland says this about that terrifying place: “Right there, nothing can go…