“Leaders break the rules for their followers.” Just one of my father’s many beliefs about leadership. Another one is that “bureaucrats can’t run a war.”
By now, most of us have found ourselves back in familiar territory. A return to some semblance of what might be called our previous normal.
Greek philosophers admonish us to know ourselves. The ultimate challenge in life. It requires courage to regularly review personal values, skills, passions, and course correct.
Hard business decisions: choosing the lesser of two evils I credit C.S. Lewis with the concept of the arrogance of help. It’s the idea that
It’s September 11, 2021. I’ve flown from New York City to Casablanca to work with a team I’ve known for a decade. They’re in the
We pride ourselves on our independence. We make our own decisions, we say. We run our lives. We pick our friends. We control our time. Choose
Two friends of ours from Berlin once described a well-known founder we all work with like this: “He beats his head against the brick wall
In his latest blog post, SNP‘s Co-Founder Renn Vara discusses preventing burnout with purpose. Read on to hear what he has to say about mission,
“I don’t get it,” she says as we talk about thought leadership. It’s a topic that pops up often in our work. Leaders with experience
I’ve started listening to Sarah Jaffe’s latest book, Work Won’t Love You Back. Nikole Yinger, a local D&I thinker, and Wright Institute trained psychotherapist suggested
