This is the third and final article in our Way To Go series. We are examining what the Classical Greek and Roman thinkers can contribute to our leadership and lives.
Read MoreWhat can Michael Jordan, doing the dishes, and weeding the garden, teach us about exercising leadership and living a great life?
Read MoreForget about sacharine sincerity. Forget about lists of values. This latest Article examines what a Waiter and a Bakery Shop can teach us about Authenticity and Bad Faith in leadership and life, not to mention a few other important matters such as Choice and Responsibility.
Read MoreLots of change initiatives - whether personal, organizational or social - burn up heaps of energy and fizzle out without having too much impact.
Read MoreMuch that is written about leadership presence is far too narrow in my opinion, and focuses largely on what I call leadership presentation. There are two other major components of leadership presence which are often overlooked, and this recent article attempts to do them justice.
Read MoreDon't miss this Article if you want to discover how some of the latest research and thinking is filling in the gaps in our knowledge about how leaders and organizations can influence others successfully.
Read MoreIn this new Article I examine what I am calling the four pillars of great and successful leadership: Being Good; Thinking Well; Acting Committedly and; Managing Skilfully.
Read MoreWhat useful advice can we give to busy leaders who often need to make important business or organizational decisions in the face of uncertainty, conflicting interests and large consequences?
Read MoreIn this Article, I argue that if you are not growing as a leader you will be shrinking and sinking - treading water seems best left to sitting ducks.
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