What I Learned About Leading Courageously When a Trip Took an Unexpected Turn
On Saturday, October 7th, I awoke to the sound of aid raid sirens, a low boom, and then a louder … Read more
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What a Science Fiction Novel Taught Me About Leadership Communication
“Seveneves” by Neal Stephenson is one of my favorite science fiction books. It tells the story of humanity’s survival in … Read more
The Shift from Expert to Leader: What a Modern-Day Fable Teaches Us
Once upon a time, there was a talented Chef who loved cooking. They were incredibly creative and could happily cook … Read more
The World Doesn’t Need Another Leadership Model (But I Made One Anyway)
Last week I got Covid, and was too sick to finish the newsletter. This made my inner taskmaster very unhappy. … Read more
What Delights You at Work? (And Why It Matters)
I’m always excited to begin working with a new coaching client – to experience the “dopamine hit” of an unknown … Read more
When Leaders Should Tell Instead of Show
Telling or showing – which comes more naturally to you? In a nutshell from my last newsletter, telling is the … Read more
Why Managing Your Manager Is a Career Superpower
In my last job, I had the best manager ever. They took actions to support me: sharing context and helpful … Read more
How Leaders Can Leverage the Difference Between “Showing” and “Telling”
I’ve been writing about scientific leadership for a while now, and people often mention how much they like my posts. … Read more
Leader, Are You Aware of the Difference Between Knowing and Noticing?
Welcome to the first Scientific Leadership Newsletter post! There’s a good chance you’re reading this because you are interested in … Read more
