The Neuroscience of Emotion: Why Great Leaders Don’t Just React, They Predict
I spent time with my friend and business colleague, Shelley Row this week, discussing an upcoming program she’s delivering. Shelley is an expert in neuroscience, and while we were talking about our emotions, Shelley shared with me that we all have more control over my...
Leadership Pros and Cons of AI: Roses and Thorns
I am always delighted to hear from my subscribers, especially when you teach me things! So I was particularly appreciative to hear from a couple of readers after the last newsletter about AI. My client, Sam, replied that he’s used AI for gardening advice. He asked:...
Technology and How It Changes Us
I’m old enough to remember when backup cameras first appeared in cars. I was riding in a friend’s new car, and when he used the backup camera, I found it downright scary! My initial thought was, “I’ll never use one of those things. What if it’s wrong? And what’s so...
Leadership and Open Resistance
Years ago, I worked with a client implementing a new information system — one that dramatically changed how a large organization processed information. My role on the implementation team was to help employees adapt to the system and remain open to the change. As...
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