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What happens when leaders underestimate or don’t understand the power of human nature? Projects fail or take forever and processes are circumvented or ignored.

Can making less decisions instead of more actually be better, or will it lead to inferior performance?

What if you owned a company and your current employer was your first and biggest client. Would it have to be your only client?

This week Seth Godin is mentoring me in marketing. Next week Annie Duke will be teaching me about risk and probability. Are you still learning only from your own experience?

Great leaders have the courage to question conventional wisdom and the humility to do the work required to have an opinion.

“The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.” - Arthur C. Clarke

World War II and Melanesian islanders can teach us important lessons about the dangers of blindly copying successful leaders and companies.

How do we overcome what is arguably the most dangerous of all leadership and interpersonal failures?

What kind of leader would you be if you knew everyone you influenced would eventually lead in that same way?

Find out what the biggest and baddest frog on the continent can teach leaders about balancing professional and family life.

Gen Xers might be getting "old" but could be key to helping younger colleagues achieve work-rest balance.

What can we learn from Charlie Munger and Jack Welch about over-trust and micro-management?