November often marks peak overwhelm. End-of-year deadlines multiply, meetings become relentless, and demands intensify. For many leaders, the thought of summer is a lifeline - a chance to recharge and recover fully after sustained effort.
Yet rest doesnโt have to be something we simply collapse into once exhaustion takes hold. It can become a deliberate leadership strategy: a clear choice to r...
By October, leadership energy often drifts. Urgency rises. Important work risks being crowded out by the noise.
Add to this mix, the frictions in our teams become frustrations and fractures as people's patience wears thin. Maybe you're feeling this yourself?
It is tempting, especially now, to lean on bursts of effort - last-minute intensity, energy surges, or rapid campaigns of attention. Yet ...
Spring naturally invites us to clear away clutter. At home, it's straightforward - we sort, discard, and simplify our physical spaces. Yet leaders rarely apply the same practices to our own habits, routines, or practices. Leadership can easily accumulate cluttered thinking, overly complicated routines, or unnecessary actions, all quietly reducing our capacity to lead effectively.
Small shifts ...




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