Apr 30, 2025 | Communication Skills |
The False Choice Between Empathy and Authenticity: Why True Leaders Need Both There is a dangerous myth that I have from multiple leaders that hold them back without they even realising. It’s the belief that you must choose between being empathetic and being...
Apr 28, 2025 | Leadership and Management |
Leaders frequently pride themselves on data-driven decisions and logical planning. Yet, there’s an often-overlooked leadership muscle that remains dramatically undertrained—the ability to purely and powerfully want something, free from justification, reasoning, or...
Apr 24, 2025 | Global Leadership |
We’re at a pivotal moment in European history. The leadership approach that served Europe so well after World War II – focused on stability, consensus, and careful progress – has created remarkable prosperity and peace across our continent. We should...
Apr 16, 2025 | Coaching, Leadership and Management |
There’s something I need every founder, every entrepreneur, every CEO out there to hear—clearly, directly, and without any fluff: I will never give up on you. Even when you want to give up on yourself. Even when you’re too tired to care. Even when you feel like a...
Apr 11, 2025 | Leadership and Management |
Have you ever noticed how some leaders seem to create results out of thin air while others struggle to move the needle despite working twice as hard? The difference often isn’t found in their strategies, intelligence, or even work ethic. It’s hidden in...
Apr 7, 2025 | Leadership and Management |
Being Assertive to Your Team vs. Being Assertive for Your Team In the high-stakes world of executive leadership, how CEOs interact with their leadership teams can make or break an organization’s success. Many CEOs struggle with finding the right balance of...
Apr 1, 2025 | Communication Skills |
The Inner Game of Premium Positioning Ten years ago, you created something revolutionary. You set the standard. Today, competitors crowd your space, and the risks of commoditization are louder than before. The natural response? Doubt. Hesitation. Perhaps even a subtle...