The Greatest Shortcut for Leaders Is Reading Books
The Greatest Shortcut for Leaders Is Reading Books
Not every reader is a leader, Harry Truman once observed, but every leader is a reader. You have to be.
Not every reader is a leader, Harry Truman once observed, but every leader is a reader. You have to be.
by Shawn Achor
It’s not just the major work wins you should be pumped about—the many small milestones that occur in a given week or month are worth celebrating, too.
by Rise Staff When team members see that their work is having a direct impact on the success of a company, it motivates them to contribute their best work. Celebrating workplace milestones shows employees that, not only are they a valued and honoured member of the team, but they are also contributing meaningful work to … Read More
by Marina Munn and Simon Sinek Writer Simon Sinek believes that many of the struggles faced by organizations exist because their leaders are playing an infinite game with a finite mindset. One key aspect of cultivating an infinite mindset is to identify who your Worthy Rivals are — and study them. “Traditional competition forces us … Read More
by Susan Galer Beating the competition to become Number One is a losing business strategy. In Simon Sinek’s world view, there are two types of games: finite and infinite. Finite games have known players, fixed rules and agreed upon objectives. In contrast, rules are changeable in the infinite game, with unknown and unknown players who … Read More