
The Self-Proclaimed Saviours will never save you since their only intent is their personal success. It happens in society and […]
Let me elevate the question of ‘differentiation’ to a higher level. Product differentiation? Sure. How different is different? That is […]
Complacency is always a risk, more so when we profess to be immune to it. Sometimes, achieving organizational and business […]
The modern organization is fluid. People are not necessarily assigned to one place, one team, even one single role. The […]
Avoid off-the-shelf leadership programmes. Pret-a-porter leadership development is attractive but unlikely to be a good solution. There are no universal […]
The secret of success revealed: it’s hard work! There you are. Now mix it with healthy ambition. And now make […]
There is something only you can live: your life. Socrates said that ‘the unexamined life is not worth living’. Being […]
I’ve written several times about the tired distinction between management and leadership. It had its logic and purpose, and made […]
Reflective leadership has gone into progressive short supply. In an era where prescriptive answers seem to dominate reflective ones, it […]
Extracts taken from my new book ‘The Flipping Point‘. A flipping point in the trend for adopting absurd management ideas needs […]
Extract taken from my new book ‘The Flipping Point‘. A flipping point in the trend for adopting absurd management ideas […]
The hour has come. Radical is the word. From the Latin, radix, it means root. We need to get to […]
There was a time when the logic of things started with a ‘why’, followed with a ‘what’ and ended in […]
There is a period in child development when children start asking the question ’why?’. They usually seem unsatisfied with one […]
If you have a behaviour/value system and you want to recruit people in a way that this value system is […]
I must confess I have never been 100% comfortable with the traditional distinction by Warren Bennis between leaders and managers […]
There is an ‘Accidental Literature for Leaders’. I call this my compilation of poems or pieces of narrative that are […]
The war on talent. McKinsey consultants started it with a book of the same title. By focusing on what seemed […]
William Stafford’s (1914 – 1993) poem reads: The things you do not have to say make you rich, Saying the […]
I can’t remember where I saw this. This is part of the point. It could have been anywhere. But I […]
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Social media is a colossal echo chamber where all cognitive processes are surrendered to one single driver: confirmation bias.
Extracts taken from my new book The Flipping Point. A flipping point in the trend for adopting absurd management ideas […]