Because Human Beings Were Never Meant To Exist Only In Black And White! The first thing that strikes you when travelling through parts of Europe is how remarkably functional everything appears to be. Things run on time. Public infrastructure is maintained with impressive consistency. Cities that are centuries old still operate with a level of […]
And The Quiet Damage It Leaves Behind At a recent THINKspiration Leadership Circle, I found myself struck, and frankly, unsettled, by how insistently the conversation kept returning to the subject of toxic leadership. We had gathered expecting to wrestle with the usual macroeconomic heavyweight themes currently occupying boardrooms: economic volatility, geopolitical instability, collapsing trust in […]
What Turning 65 Looks Like Through The Leadership Microscope Turning 65 is often described as reaching a milestone, but in truth it feels far less like arriving at a destination and far more like gaining a different vantage point. With time (and age), there comes a quieter kind of clarity. It does not feel loud […]
Every Power Wants What’s Under Our Feet, But We’re The Only Ones Not Cashing In Allow me to tell you what’s happening out there, because sometimes when you’re inside the room you stop noticing how absurd the room has become. Washington is scrambling. Beijing is consolidating. Brussels is in a quiet panic about supply chains. […]
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