Here is a selection of Posts from July 2026 that you will want to check out:
- Organizational Complacency Statistics: USA 2026 by @Mark_Sanborn
- It turns out, resistance to your change initiative is (mostly) a good sign by @artpetty
- Has AI Already Killed How-To Nonfiction? Sales Trends, My Personal Data, and What It Might Mean for the Future by @tferriss The market for transformation—for sitting with one mind, at length, on a subject it has bled for—might just get smaller, weirder, and more interesting. I’d bet on it.
- A Field Guide to Information Overload: How to navigate an environment built to distract us by Hana Lee Goldin
- Theodore Roosevelt and Nationalism by @jamesstrock
- Moral courage is a leadership competency by Ena Inesi via @LBS
- What the Room Knows by @Julie_WG
- World Cup Showcases Positive Nationalism by @jamesstrock Let's Build on This.
- Surrendering My Thinking to Claude by @davidburkus
- How to Stay Focused When Everyone Else Has an Urgent Request via @LetsGrowLeaders
- When AI Makes Answers Cheap, What Are Business Schools For? by @jacobides The best institutions won’t just teach AI. They will redefine their own value and develop managers with the crucial skills for the AI age
- 3 Words That Separate Elite Leaders from Everyone Else by @BrianKDodd
- To Him Who Restores by @donhornsby
- Founder Energy by @jamesstrock Unity Is Our Strength.
- The Myth of Suffering for Greatness by @BStulberg
- The Cost of Convenience via @LBBOnline
- We Don’t Control Time—But We Do Control Our Decisions by @AlanSteinJr
- 7 Leadership Lessons on Mistakes That Can Destroy Your Organization's Future by @BrianKDodd
- When the Wheels Come Off: Why Leaders Fail in a Crisis by @PhilCooke
- Building Greatness by @JonGordon11
- Proof Over Persuasion: NASA’s Unlikely Path to Organizational Transformation via @AdmiredLeaders
- What a Legendary Winemaker Can Teach Us about Leadership via @KelloggSchool
- Why Do So Many Christian Conferences Fail to Change Anything? by @PhilCooke
- Preserving Process in the Age of AI Design by Olivia Bruhmuller
- MIT Sloan reflects: 250 years of American business and management via @MITSloan
- Your Biggest Leadership Failure Hasn’t Happened Yet by @PhilCooke
- The Pause as a Design Tool by Giuseppe Fioretti
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