The road you travel can determine the speed of your success. This may have happened to you, it did with me the other day. I was driving to a meeting, texting while driving (Oops) and before I knew it, I was half on the road and half in the gravel. Of course I quickly corrected… Continue reading Are You Driving in the Gravel – or on the Highway?
Author: Glen
Is Your Team Playing Well Together in the Sandbox?
When we collaborate well, we don’t just move faster, we move together. And when a team moves together, the game slows down, confidence rises, excellence becomes the expectation. In the special forces, a fundamental military training directive that emphasizes the three core actions necessary for soldiers in combat. In every great locker room, whether it’s… Continue reading Is Your Team Playing Well Together in the Sandbox?
Inside Every Teammate Is a Better One
Great leaders don’t build businesses, they build people. And those people, the teammates, build the business. We’ve all heard this before, but what are we actually doing about it? The truth is simple: inside every teammate is a better one, waiting to be developed, recognized, and unleashed. Yet most managers are too busy to spend… Continue reading Inside Every Teammate Is a Better One
Lead Your Way Into 2026
We’re standing at the edge of a new frontier. The world is moving faster than ever with technology, economics, and global markets are evolving at the speed of thought. And yet, in the middle of that whirlwind, great leaders don’t just survive. They rise. 2026 isn’t going to wait for you, it’s here. It’s going… Continue reading Lead Your Way Into 2026
Power In Peers
The Power of Peers: Why Forum Is Still Every Leader’s Competitive Edge In 1950, when Ray Hickok gathered a handful of young CEOs to share their toughest challenges behind closed doors, few could have predicted that this simple act would become a cornerstone of global leadership development. That gathering became YPO, and what emerged from… Continue reading Power In Peers
The Human Endeavor Continues
The Long Walk South: Tara Dower’s Record on the Appalachian Trail From Katahdin’s granite crown in Maine to the worn stones of Springer Mountain, Georgia, she covered the 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail in 40 days, 18 hours, 6 minutes – a new overall supported fastest known time. Not just the women’s mark, mind you, but the… Continue reading The Human Endeavor Continues
Is Leadership a Title?
What Happened when I Stopped Waiting for Permission to Lead? Many people that I work with and observe, are great followers. They excel at tasks, hit every deadline, and make sure to get buy-in before they initiate anything significant. I ponder, is leadership a title? Is it a chair at the executive table, a specific… Continue reading Is Leadership a Title?
AI Can Do What for My Business?
A few months ago, I shared here on LinkedIn the four choices every business (and person) has with AI: No judgment – just observation. Most companies I see are still in #1 or #2. They’re dabbling. Running “AI experiments.” Doing basic stuff, or nothing at all. That’s fine… for now. But the gap between “playing… Continue reading AI Can Do What for My Business?
Don’t See-See and Save Lots of Time!
Has anyone ever said to you that they want more emails? A Simple & Immediate Win for Email Efficiency I like to call it the see-see problem: when we copy people for the sake of optics, habit, or fear of exclusion, we often create more clutter than clarity. One of the fastest ways to reclaim… Continue reading Don’t See-See and Save Lots of Time!
How to Energize Company Meetings
In the current era, where hybrid and remote working have become standard, many teammates feel estranged from our colleagues. However, the reality is that the relationships we build with our coworkers aren’t merely “nice-to- have,” they are crucial for achieving success, defined as retention, performance levels, and happiness at work. How can we fix this?… Continue reading How to Energize Company Meetings