This article is for leaders who seek an edge in navigating a personal or organizational crisis. You’re either on top of events or events are on top of you. – Pat Riley A good warrior must always assess his present
Last week, I was invited to speak to a group of college students at the Next Generation Summit at UCSB. I knew that most of them were probably under extreme pressure from their parents, peers, and society to go forth
Star Players or Star Team? Summary Insight: Star players don’t win—star teams do. If you want peak performance, stop chasing résumés and start building shared experience. Key Takeaways: Shared experience beats individual experience in driving team success. Complementary chemistry matters
Ars Technica published a great article this week “The rise and fall of AMD: How an underdog stuck it to Intel.” The article follows the rise and fall of AMD over the years in its attempt to wrest a market
Choose the Right Customers at the Right Stage Summary Insight: The Lean Startup only works if you’re talking to the right customers at the right stage. Disruption dies when you pitch tomorrow’s product to yesterday’s market. Key Takeaways: Match product
I came across a phenomenal obituary written for Frosty Westering by Chuck Culpepper at Sports on Earth today. Frosty was the football coach for the Division III Pacific Lutheran football team and he was remarkable. He coached for over 32
I lost 35 pounds and several sizes in three months. I didn’t do it by dieting. I did it by changing the way I eat. There’s a difference. What led me to this was thinking about my health in a
Summary Insight: Sinek says start with why. He’s close. But if you want to build a business that actually wins, start with who you serve—then align the why, how, and what around that. Key Takeaways: A business exists to solve
A Bad System Defeats a Good Person Every Time Summary Insight: Stop blaming people. Start fixing the system. Great performance isn’t just about talent — it’s about designing the right environment to unlock it. Key Takeaways: Behavior is a function
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