Feel Like an Imposter? A Crisis Ain’t Got Time for That

by Leadership&Co | BUSINESS LEADERS

I am not an epidemiologist. I may have read up on the 1918 influenza pandemic, but that doesn’t make me a reliable source of information on COVID-19. In fact, I have no medical training whatsoever. Though I’m unlikely to dispense any, please do not follow advice from...

5 Tips for Becoming a Better Leader in Your 20(20)s

by Leadership&Co | BUSINESS LEADERS

Just like the awkward teenage years, our collective teens (aka 2010-2019) were full of nonstop change. Ten years ago, we didn’t order Ubers or stay in Airbnbs. We didn’t take selfies and post them to Instagram or Snapchat. FaceTime didn’t exist, iPads weren’t a thing,...

1001 Curious Nights, Part 2: Recruiting

by Leadership&Co | HR

A few weeks ago, I shared that I’ve been reading everything I can about curiosity to catch up with my colleagues at Leadership & Co. Academia is convinced: cultivating curiosity in your workforce leads to increased innovation, more creative problem-solving, more...

Call Me the Scheherazade of Curiosity, Part 1: Sales

by Leadership&Co | SALES

I’ve been reading a lot of articles on curiosity lately in a bid to catch up with my colleagues at Leadership & Co. The scholarly work is persuasive – cultivating curiosity in your workforce leads to increased innovation, more creative problem-solving, more...

3 Bad Habits New Managers Should Avoid

by Leadership&Co | BUSINESS LEADERS (ALL)

I’ve been taking motorcycle riding lessons for the past several months. It’s been hard and humbling. I am not athletic or especially coordinated, and on a motorcycle, each of your extremities controls something different. My brain has had to extensively rewire itself,...