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The most important leadership habit – what’s yours?
The most important leadership habit is theoretically a simple one. It’s listening. And by listening, I mean really listening. Not listening while checking your email listening while looking at your phone listening while thinking about what you’re...
An unexpected source of inspiration – what inspires you?
I have an unusual source of inspiration these days - It’s Masterchef Israel. You may think it’s a cooking show but actually it’s a show about communication and human insight. Masterchef Israel has been running...
Your employees are athletes – manage your team like a coach
The most important quality for managers is being a good coach. What does this mean? Early in my career as a coach, when I told people what I do, they immediately made a connection to sports coaching and asked me what sport I coach. There is an...
The uncomfortable truth about people issues – what every leader should know
I often ask the CEOs I work with, what keeps you up at night? 4 out of 5 times, I get an answer that goes something like this: It’s the people. The people issues drain me. If I could just get on with my job and everybody would just get on with...
We ARE Warriors – Embrace your authentic self as a leader
"Authenticity is the daily practice of letting go of who we think we’re supposed to be and embracing who we are." – Brene Brown I have a warrior in me… and I believe in a just world. The combination of these 2 things can be fiery because when I...
World’s largest traffic jam – where are you feeling stuck?
I was struck by the story of the cargo ship getting stuck in the Suez Canal last week, causing a backlog of about 450 ships, waiting to cross. It also translated into a cost of billions of dollars in delays to trades and efforts to turn it around....