The CEO Journey is not a straight line. It’s like a series of concentric circles in a field. As we reach each new outer circle, we change.
The journey as CEO is a long one. You won’t be able to rely purely on your god-given raw intelligence for the whole trip.
There is no way to escape impossible problems on the entrepreneurial journey. Often, the solution lies in Lateral Thinking, changing our perception of the problem.
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Communication is at the root of all business strengths—and weaknesses.
Podcasts can be a great escape from the day-to-day grind of being a CEO.
A leader’s job is to create the environment and the context where people can actually do the most, accomplish the most, and teams can be the most impactful.
We never plan for a crisis. When we are in the midst of one, it feels like an endless mountain to climb.
As I reflect on 2020, I see a real lesson in resilience. 2020 was full of pain, joy, and learning.
So much has been written about Churchill, some good and some bad.
Sleep is the single most effective thing we can do to reset our brain and body health each day.
Corey Thomas isn’t in the role he thought he’d be as Chairman and CEO of Rapid7, but 7 years, a ton of successes, a failure or 3 and an impressive and enviable culture, show that sometimes our paths lead us exactly where we belong.
Are you a know-it-all or a learn-it-all? If you chose the latter, you’ll appreciate the top 5 marketing books David Cancel — Founder and CEO of Drift — can’t stop rereading.
Keeping teams motivated is really hard. But, if you are only focused on what amazing thing you can personally do, you are missing the point.
It’s time to fire my gut.As a CEO, I have a bias for action and often make decisions with my gut.
