Leading Thoughts for June 26, 2025

Leading Thoughts for June 26, 2025

Leading Thoughts for June 26, 2025 IDEAS shared have the power to expand perspectives, change thinking, and move lives. Here are two ideas for the curious mind to engage with: I. Peter Senge on personal mastery: “Personal mastery goes beyond competence and skills, though it is grounded in competence and skills. It goes beyond spiritual … Read more

7 Joys of Getting Dumb

7 Joys of Getting Dumb

7 Joys of Getting Dumb The older I get, the dumber I feel—and it’s freeing. Getting dumb might be the smartest move you make. 7 Joys of Getting Dumb: #1. Respect for the smarts of others. “Knowing” makes it easy to look down on others. Getting dumber frees you to let others be right. “I … Read more

Leading Through the Age of Disruption: Seeing Around Corners

Leading Through the Age of Disruption: Seeing Around Corners

Leading Through the Age of Disruption: Seeing Around Corners IN today’s volatile and fast-paced world, disruption is no longer an exception—it’s the rule. Leaders are navigating an era defined by geopolitical uncertainty, technological innovation, supply chain challenges, and shifting societal expectations. The modern company, whether an agile startup or a Fortune 500 behemoth, exists amid … Read more

Don’t Build an Organizational Culture They Like. Build One They Won’t Leave

Don’t Build an Organizational Culture They Like. Build One They Won’t Leave

Don’t Build an Organizational Culture They Like. Build One They Won’t Leave ORDINARY doesn’t cut it in organizations. It never did. But today, the market punishes average. Leaders who cling to comfort, who delay bold decisions, who tolerate mediocrity—these leaders don’t manage growth. They direct decline. The top 5% of your people create 95% of … Read more