Most introverts face these five challenges on the journey to build their leadership skills. Each one can be overcome with a unique approach. Continue…
Category Archives: Leadership
Tipping Points: How Introverts Spread Big Ideas
Big ideas need not be championed by big personalities. Introverts are equipped to create tipping points by quietly influencing large groups from within. Continue…
Your Tiniest Ideas Will Have the Biggest Impact
We tend to think our biggest ideas are our best ones. It’s actually the opposite. Your best ideas will start tiny and have these three characteristics. Continue…
A Tribute to Scott Dinsmore
Twenty-four days ago my friend, Scott Dinsmore, passed away near the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro—the same mountain I struggled on four years ago. Continue…
Smart Leaders Can Build Trust With a Simple Equation
Leadership requires trust, which is hard to gain and easy to lose. Smart leaders protect their reputation by dreaming big but only promising what they can deliver. Continue…
9 Ways This Introvert Polished His Public Speaking Skills
Not all introverts suffer from public speaking anxiety. But if you do, here are some ideas to eliminate it and become a strong communicator. Continue…
Mimic Your Role Models to Build Leadership Skills
To start building your leadership skills, copy someone you admire. But to master them, apply your own vision and values. Continue…
Superhero Leadership: 3 Lessons From Marvel Comics’ Unlikely Success
If you want to become successful, there are three important leadership lessons from Marvel’s story that will help you become a superhero leader. Continue…
Want To Change The Way People Think? Start With A Great Story
If you want to help people change, don’t judge or criticize. Instead, tell them a story. Continue…
The #1 Reason To Mourn The Loss Of Robin Willams
I didn’t need to meet Robin for my life to have been better for him being here. He harnessed his talent in a way that helped me from afar. When he appeared on a screen somewhere, my life—however it was at them time—was better, if only for a moment. And that was because of him. Continue…