Good enough

“Perfect is the enemy of good.” It’s a phrase we’ve all heard, a warning against getting so caught up in pursuing perfection that we fail to make progress. But what about the flip side? What about the danger of settling for “good...

Promoting wisely

Employees who climb the corporate ladder face a hidden challenge: the Peter Principle. Introduced by Dr. Laurence J. Peter in 1969, this concept suggests that employees are often promoted until they reach incompetence. It’s a trap that can stunt not only...

A leader’s greatest gift

As leaders, we often discuss the importance of trust in our teams. We want our people to trust us and each other and to create an environment where trust is the foundation of every interaction. But there’s a secret that many leaders miss: trust isn’t...

Mertics: Meaningless or mandatory?

The adage “if we do not measure it, it does not matter” has become a mantra in business. Yet, for most organizations and individuals, it would suggest that most of their efforts are meaningless, as they remain unmeasured. We rely on outdated, one-sided...

Is Coaching Right for you?

Coaching can be a transformative experience, but it’s not for everyone. As the world’s #1 executive coach, Marshall Goldsmith, says, “Pick the wrong clients, and you’ll lose every time. Pick the right ones, and you can rarely fail.” So,...