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From Asia to Autumn: What Mount Rainier Reminded Me About Leadership
Well, it's that time of year again. I just returned from traveling across parts of Asia — the Philippines, Thailand, Laos, South Korea,...


What Is Intersubjective Reality?
What Is Intersubjective Reality? A Sneak into Harari’s Book Nexus — and Why It Matters for Leadership Earlier this week, flying from...


When the Wall Becomes a Bridge
I just got back from China. I stepped into Tiananmen Square, the vast open space buzzing with history and silence. The giant portrait of...


The Integral Leader (The Holon)
When I was in graduate school, I came across a book that fundamentally shifted how I thought about knowledge and leadership: A Theory of...


Leadership in 1,000 Years: A Vision
Interesting post about the future. (Link below) And although it may be impossible to know exactly what life will look like a millennium...


The Lewis Model of Cross-Cultural Communication
The Lewis Model of Cross-Cultural Communication by Richard D. Lewis is a powerful framework for understanding how people from different...


Move Beyond Operational
To become a world-class leader, an executive must move beyond operational excellence and embrace a mindset rooted in vision, influence, and adaptability. Here’s what they need to know—and live: 1. Self-Awareness is Non-Negotiable Great leadership starts within. Understand your triggers, strengths, blind spots, and leadership style. Without self-awareness, growth stalls and trust erodes. 2. Vision Must Drive Everything World-class leaders don’t just manage—they mobilize. They


Understand The Language of Your Executives
Are you currently in middle management trying to understand the language of your executives in your company? You're not alone. The jump...
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