leadership

Discover how your team & organization stack up
by taking our free team diagnostic now

AI’s Hidden Frontier: Unlocking Tribal Knowledge

This is a continuation of my series spotlighting the companies that are truly AI native: organizations rethinking work at its core, not just bolting algorithms onto legacy processes. Each profile explores how these pioneers treat AI as an operating system for execution rather than a surface-level add-on. Notch represents one of the boldest examples. Instead of...

Orignially published on

How to Turn Fractional Leadership Into Full Teamship

Fractional executives aren’t just a trend. They are now essential to the modern startup toolset. However, if bringing one part-time leader on board is a challenge, hiring several at once is a whole new management game, and most founders aren’t fully prepared. As more CEOs tap into a “portfolio” C-suite, the struggle shifts from simply getting the talent to actually...

Orignially published on
What’s your Project 2030? And what’s the first bold move you’re making next week to build it? getty

Why Your Company’s Future Depends On Thinking Like A Disruptor Today

Don’t plan 2026 from today—start from 2030. The future belongs to leaders who reverse-engineer bold visions, make asymmetric bets, and disrupt themselves before someone else does.
Want me to also draft a sharper version optimized for LinkedIn or email subject lines?...

Orignially published on
"Reinventing the Leader" offers something increasingly rare in business literature: an honest, practical guide that acknowledges leadership is as much about personal growth as it is about strategy execution. getty

Reinventing The Leader: A Blueprint For Leading Through Transformation

After 25 years of coaching executive teams, I’ve seen countless company transformations first hand and it’s often not pretty. For many reasons, rarely do we get a real look under the hood in the books we read. When I picked up “Reinventing the Leader” by Guilherme Loureiro and Carlos Marin, I found something refreshing: a...

Orignially published on

Stop The Meeting Madness—Start Prepping For Decisions Before You Meet

Most organizations waste tremendous time and potential in unproductive meetings, when the real collaboration could happen before anyone enters the room. When Matt Mullenweg, cofounder of WordPress and CEO of Automattic, showed me his company’s workflow system, I glimpsed the future of collaboration that 85% of companies still haven’t awakened to. His 1,900 employees across...

Orignially published on

How Good Teams Can Shift to Great by Combining Collective Intelligence With Foresight

Our traditional instinct has been to look to our leaders to steer a clear path through uncertain and complex times. But marshaling the foresight to navigate today’s volatility and disruption requires something more than leadership. It requires teamship—the combined talent and insight of peers sharing the leadership load rather than expecting one heroic individual to...

Orignially published on

The Future of Work is Being Reengineered: Here Are the Four Shifts We Need in 2025

As we look ahead to 2025, four shifts will help to determine which organizations thrive and which get left behind. These aren’t just predictions; they’re imperatives for any leader who wants to drive breakthrough performance in today’s volatile business environment. 1. The Shift from Leadership to Teamship For decades, business has elevated the role of...

Orignially published on

Beyond Leadership: 10 Shifts That Transform Good Teams Into Great Ones

Sometimes, you get challenged with a question that opens up your goals—that reaches right into your why? An editor asked me recently, “What’s the most rewarding aspect of writing about leadership?” When I wrote my first book, Never Eat Alone, I had people from around the world tell me that it changed their life. When...

Orignially published on

How Psychological Safety Transforms Good Teams Into Great Ones

You know what it means, but have you ever had the feeling? Have you ever experienced what Harvard professor Amy Edmondson first described a quarter of a century ago—psychological safety, the belief you can share ideas or speak up without the risk of being put down by others? Have you ever worked in a team...

Orignially published on

Never Lead Alone


Never Lead Alone: 10 Shifts from Leadership to Teamship

ORDER your copy today and receive exclusive complimentary content!

This will close in 20 seconds