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Why Leaders Fail at the One Thing They Say They Want Most: Feedback
We all say we want feedback. But when it finally shows up? Most leaders shut down. The truth: it’s not feedback that stings, it’s how we process it.
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I Did Everything Right. I Still Got Passed Over for the Promotion. Here’s What Changed Everything.
I thought being elected to Partner was a lock. The result? A quiet “no.” I wasn’t done. But I realized working harder wasn’t the answer. I had to change how I showed up.
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The Amazon Innovation Tool That Rewrote My Career
How I used a method that launches billion-dollar ideas to design my next role. 18 months into my role at Amazon, I was… complacent. I didn’t want to coast. I wanted to grow.
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How I Wasted 5 Weeks a Year Without Even Realizing It
For 20+ years, I taught leaders how to run efficient organizations and teams. Optimize meetings. Streamline decisions. Eliminate waste.I thought I had efficiency mastered. Until I realized how much of my own time I was wasting.
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Navigating the Messiness of Change: Why Real Change Feels So Hard — And What Works When You’re Stuck
We all say we want to change. New habits. New leadership style. New way of showing up. But here’s the truth...
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Blind Spots: The Hidden Career Killers That Stall Senior Leaders
If you think you don’t have blind spots…That might be your first one. Every leader has them. The best don’t deny them.