Give The Drummer The Words To The Song
Leaders: when everyone on the team knows what song you’re all playing, good things will happen.
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Leadership Goals, The Elephant, and The Rider
There are two sides we need to think about with every goal, and there’s one that needs to be fed continually for the best chance at successfully doing something hard.
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The Quiet Strength of Leadership Restraint
What if your strongest leadership move isn’t jumping in to fix things? Practicing restraint creates psychological safety, builds trust, and amplifies your team’s capacity.
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Building Outsight: Great Leaders Don’t Go It Alone
Leadership breakthroughs rarely happen alone, they emerge when you invite fresh eyes and outside voices in. Expand your frame and open yourself up with 3 levers you can use.
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Your Immunity to Change and The Commitments That Have You
Uncovering the hidden commitments you have – those that compete against you, keeping you from your goals – is the work that great leaders do.
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No One Is Coming To Save You
If the cavalry weren’t coming, what would that motivate you to do for yourself?
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Using Experiments to Transform Yourself As a Leader
Experiments can help you transform as a leader fast than you would think – here we explore the benefits and advantages of trying new moves.
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The Simple Practice That Changes Everything for Your Resilience
Resilience is often touted as being tough, but the reality is that it’s built through small, simple practices that anyone can do.
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The Helping Leader versus The Helpy Leader
When are you helping versus being “helpy” as a leader? Do you notice when you’re in either stance?
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The Benefits of Leadership Ankle Weights
Can you reframe challenges as “desirable difficulties”? How can this reframe, and wearing “ankle weights” as a leader help you become more adaptive and resilient?
