What if our frenetic pace over the last year didn’t give us the time and space we need to see our second mountain?

Why our human social networks will always be more powerful than any algorithm.

How a $0.50 book from a thrift store changed everything for me.

The lost generations help us find ourselves.

An update on the book called Work Songs.

It’s been a chain of long days and late nights, but we made it.

A fresh look at the road ahead and the jobs to be done.

Employee disengagement is not a crisis of management, it’s a crisis of the mind.

The story of the last 90 days, and the lessons we learned.

How one man helped the world understand the shape of a great story, and how you can use that to create your own.

Outsourced self-esteem may be an old idea, but it is on the rise in workplaces today. Read this one to learn what you can do about it.

Companies are more likely to fail today than at any point in history. If you want to survive, let your old stories die.

The story of why many South Pacific islanders built runways, bamboo air traffic control towers, wooden airplanes, and more to try to summon the shipments back that the Americans brought during World War II. This one will change the way you see workplace complexity.

In 1914, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, and John Burroughs went on a road trip to the Everglades in Florida. It was the first of over ten trips that the group would take together. Read this one to learn how the ideas they discussed on those trips might transform the work you do.

The story of how a Detroit power company survived the worst recession since 1929. Read this one to understand the one thing that leaders must do to drive change in their organizations.