
Leadership
Practice Makes Permanent, Not Perfect
Most of what a leader does under pressure is instinct — and instincts can be trained the wrong way as easily as the right way. Five ways to train them deliberately.
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Most of what a leader does under pressure is instinct — and instincts can be trained the wrong way as easily as the right way. Five ways to train them deliberately.
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Agamemnon was not a perfect leader. But when it mattered most, he did something most leaders never manage — he told the truth about his own failure.
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The most effective leaders in nature don't dominate through aggression. They protect, teach, and orient toward the survival of the whole. Thirty-five years of leading teams taught me the wolf pack had it right.
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