By changing one’s approach to brainstorming—focusing more on questions than answers—leaders can yield more instructive insights.

When leaders stop making decisions, it can enable otherwise passive followers to become proactive leaders. These lessons from David Marquet and Turn the Ship Around! show us the way.

Greg McKeown shows that even after you’ve cut everything that is nonessential from your life, things can still feel off. Thankfully, in Effortless, he provides strategies to achieve an effortless state.

The lessons I learned during on the first year of Thrive Street Advisors.

A framework for preparing for communications, inspired by Let the Story Do the Work by Esther Choy.

How using humor, centering, and putting oneself in the story can help black leaders communicate more effectively.

The major reframe that helped these Black leaders feel comfortable showing vulnerability at work: concluding that while self-protection is legitimate, it's not always useful.

How merging the buckets of our lives can lead to better work-life balance.

Ironically, the point of Quinn Mills' "Having It All...and Making It Work" is that we cannot, in fact, have it all. Thankfully, he provides guidance for how to make the balance work.

Lessons from Multipliers by Liz Wiseman on putting yourself in a leadership straitjacket to change behaviors.