The Identity Shift No One Names for First-Time Managers
Last week, in a leadership development program I was leading, a new manager said something that landed on the whole
The Identity Shift No One Names for First-Time Managers Read Post »
Last week, in a leadership development program I was leading, a new manager said something that landed on the whole
The Identity Shift No One Names for First-Time Managers Read Post »
Most leadership training is measured by what people finished, not by what they changed. A completion rate tells you someone
Stop Measuring Course Completion. Measure Capability. Read Post »
The two-day leadership offsite is not where leaders get better. The reps between meetings are. I have sat through enough
Leadership Is Built in Daily Reps, Not the Annual Offsite Read Post »
Seventy-five percent of middle managers report extreme burnout, and more than one in four are actively planning to leave. When
Middle Manager Burnout Is a Design Problem, Not a Wellness Problem Read Post »
At a roundtable I led last month, a woman who runs a 40-person function said something that stayed with me.
Mentored for Nine Years, Never Once Sponsored Read Post »
At a leadership event I facilitated last month, a new manager pulled me aside during a break. They had been
The First 90 Days Decide Everything for New Managers Read Post »
I have been watching how senior leaders actually use AI, and a pattern has emerged that I did not expect.
AI as a Mirror: How the Best Senior Leaders Actually Use It Read Post »
At a roundtable I led last month, a senior woman said something that stopped the room. In the same review
The Executive Presence Double Bind Women Keep Hitting Read Post »
There is a specific moment in a leadership conversation that I have started to recognize before the leader says it
The Hardest Skill in Senior Leadership Is Learning to Carry Read Post »
I had a conversation with a senior client last week that has stayed with me. She is a year into
The Permission Problem: Why Senior Leaders Hesitate at the Top Read Post »