How Improv Can Reinforce Your Strategy
For business strategists to be flexible and responsive, they must work like the best of improv performers. A few months ago, my wife and I had the opportunity to take our […]
Always Do It Again Like the First Time…
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The Last and Largest Burden of Leadership Communication
If you are the leader, it’s your responsibility to ensure understanding. I had an amusing reminder of a critical communication concept a few months ago. It was one of those wake up […]
6 Challenges Today’s Executives Face
Periodically, I’ll post on some of the implicit but common executive challenges I observe while carrying out my practice. This is one of those posts… The context of this post […]
When Jazz is Your Leadership Style…Leave the Symphony!
If you lead like a jazz artist, then trying to conform to a leadership culture that runs like a symphony might not be the best thing for you or the […]
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