Hidden danger

Some people blast their foghorn of virtue while navigating treacherous waters with deceptive charts. They deftly point fingers outward, masking their moral compass with a theatrical display of indignation. The loudest voices often carry the quietest truths. Their...

Wash your hands

In 1846, at Vienna General Hospital, doctors walked straight from autopsies to delivering babies. Their unwashed hands carried death between rooms. Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis noticed something disturbing. The mortality rate in the doctors’ maternity ward was five...

Rushing to blame

The easiest path is pointing fingers. The braver path is looking in the mirror. 83% of executives admit to witnessing blame-shifting in their organizations, yet only 2% believed they contributed to the problem. Microsoft’s transformation under Satya Nadella...

The accounatbility advantage

In business, as in fitness, going solo often leads to stagnation. We all fall prey to dwindling motivation at some point, and interestingly, this can be easily overcome.  Accountability will always help.. Even small stakes can drive big results. A study by the...