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Greg SatellInc.com |
Inside the second ‘productivity paradox’.
These four simple steps will help you communicate like you.
‘We train people to give answers, but not to ask questions.’
Because we are incredibly bad judges of our own ideas, we need to move forward deliberately.
Rapid expansion creates room for hucksters. The risk they spread takes down everyone.
Forget communication plans and training sessions. Here’s what you really need to know.
Leaders are rarely undone by the hierarchies they control, but by the networks they ignore.
Changing minds, it turns out, often begins with shifting networks.
It’s what you do after the lightbulb goes off that matters.
Every enterprise is an exercise in collective action. and success depends on others understanding where you want to take them.
The secret? Others need to see your cause as their own.
A 3-step plan for effective transformation.
Strategy is one thing, execution is another.
Trust is what makes collective action possible. Without it, people don’t just disagree on solutions, they stop agreeing on what’s real.
The universe cannot be overpowered, you need to attract its forces to you.
4 things I learned managing people.
We live, eat, travel, and breathe in physical spaces, and no amount of algorithms and data centers will change that.
It’s the dangers you don’t see that get you in the end. That’s why strong leaders learn to listen and empower people across their enterprise.
History shows that struggle is unavoidable.
Change is not about persuasion.
When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.
Now is the time to choose between recklessness and prudence
When confronted with evidence that contradicts our beliefs, we’re more likely to question the evidence than to update our views.
You’re better off betting on yourself than on a technology you have little or no agency over.
Change leaders often feel they need to have all the answers, but what they usually need is to ask more—and better—questions.
To be an effective creator, you need to put your assumptions aside. Purpose isn’t something you start with, it’s what you find on your journey.
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