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There's a line in Ecclesiastes I've carried with me for years: it is better to go to a funeral than to a party. It doesn't say a funeral is more fun. It doesn't say it's more pleasant. Only that it's better....

There's a word showing up with striking frequency in CEO communications right now: performance. Bloomberg recently noted that the phrase "performance culture" is appearing in executive messaging at an accelerated pace — and if you've been paying attention to the C-suite lately, you're not surprised....

About a month ago I was injured playing baseball. An MRI confirmed that I had a hamstring injuring requiring surgery and a long rehabilitation. So I leaned into Radical Acceptance of my circumstance....

Systems thinking creates results which are true in our lives, true for us as leaders, true for the organizations we lead and true for the societies we live in. ...

Systems thinking creates results which are true in our lives, true for us as leaders, true for the organizations we lead and true for the societies we live in. ...

With global uncertainty, political turmoil, tariffs and rumours of recession, why would any business or leader focus on purpose with all this going on? Well let me make the case that this is EXACTLY the time that purpose matters. ...

Uncertainty is the new certainty. How do we lead with so much up in the air? How do we become Future Proof? Here are my four principles for leading amidst uncertainty....

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