Here is a selection of Posts from April 2026 that you will want to check out:
- VIDEO: AI Is Replacing Leaders Who Can't Do This One Thing by @cnieuwhof Worth watching!
- If You Get the Chance by @tedlamade via @collabfund
- Comfort in the Chaos? via @LBBOnline In periods of instability - economic pressure, cultural fragmentation, a constant sense of flux - people look for grounding.
- Lincoln Leadership Failure | Succession Planning by @jamesstrock
- 6 Reasons People Pleasing Hurts Your Leadership by @DanReiland
- What Hollywood Taught Me About Getting Ahead by @PhilCooke
- 5 Hidden Forces That Will Undermine Your Leadership Decisions by @WScottCochrane
- Why designers make better entrepreneurs than they think by @vcastillo630 The same orientation that made them uncomfortable to manage makes them deeply competent at building something of their own.
- Owning Your Creative Model by Bulandundonnelly It is no longer simply: Can you make this? It becomes: Do you know what is worth making? That is a very different kind of creative problem.
- Long-Term Money by @morganhousel
- The Cost of Misalignment by @samchand
- Get Unstuck by @James_Albright
- 3 Questions Great Leaders Ask Before It’s Too Late by @BrianKDodd
- Why Emotion Drives Effectiveness More Than We Might Like to Admit by @jacquesburger LBBOnline
- Great Company Culture Is More Than Creating a Nice Place to Work | Stanford Graduate School of Business
- An Institutional Reckoning via @commentmag A series of essays on the need for renewal of our institutions
- What The Astronauts Of Artemis II Know About Teamwork - 7 Traits of Elite, High-Functioning Teams by @BrianKDodd
- Don't reinvent your career — Remix it by @artpetty
- The Illusion of Clarity by @neuranne Anne-Laure Le Cunff
- Time Isn’t the Problem — Your Choices Are by @FSonnenberg
- To Grow, Businesses Should Look to Family Firms for Inspiration via @KelloggSchool
- The Allure of Magic: Discovering Joy in the Inexplicable via @templeton_fdn by Adam Waytz
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