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Dealing honestly with your own failure
Before you can correct anyone else, you have to be honest about yourself. How leaders who own their failures become safe to follow.
Read →The leader who won’t rest
Rest is not a reward for finishing the work. It's a discipline that keeps the work — and the worker — sustainable. Why rhythm beats endurance.
Read →Why we coach character before competence
A leader can learn the skills of leading. They cannot, in the same way, learn to be the kind of person their leadership requires. Here is how we think about that.
Read →The board chair’s job nobody describes accurately
After fourteen years chairing a complex multi-entity organisation, here is what I wish someone had told me about the role on day one.
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