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September 1, 2026
Why Your First 90 Days as a Leader Matter More Than You Think
- Blog
- Leadership
Here’s something to think about, even if you might not want to. If you are in your first 90 days of being a new leader, you can bet on the fact that your team is watching you closely right now,… -
August 26, 2026
The Leadership Advice That Sounds Good but Doesn’t Actually Help
- Blog
- Leadership
“Lead by example.” “Be authentic.” “Trust your gut.” You’ve heard it all. It sounds wise. It fits nicely on a poster. And if you’re brand new to leading people, it’s almost useless. Here’s why: this kind of advice describes an… -
August 19, 2026
Three Signs Your New Leader Might Be Struggling (And Won’t Ask for Help)
- Blog
- Leadership
If you’ve got someone on your team stepping into leadership for the first time, here’s something worth knowing: they probably won’t tell you when they’re struggling. Not because they don’t trust you, but because they don’t want to look like… -
August 12, 2026
You Got Promoted. Now What?
- Blog
- Leadership
Congratulations! You got the promotion. So why does it feel less like a victory lap and more like standing at the edge of a pool wondering if you remember how to swim? Doing the work had become muscle-memory, but being… -
August 5, 2026
The Real Price of “It’ll Probably Blow Over”
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- Business
- Leadership
Almost every serious workplace problem started out small. Someone noticed it, decided it would probably sort itself out, and moved on. The waiting rarely gets talked about later. And it’s in that silence that the real damage is done. Patrick… -
July 29, 2026
Are You Accidentally Rewarding the Complaint?
- Blog
- Leadership
Patrick Lencioni has a name for something most leaders do without noticing: the fundamental attribution error where we assume a colleague’s bad behavior comes from who they are, while excusing the same behavior in ourselves as “just a bad day.”…
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