Articles on Leadership

I coach brilliant women, lots of them. Dedicated, talented, brilliant women. Most of the time, they don’t know their brilliance. They are certain they...

This is an excerpt from Scaling Up Excellence, which Huggy Rao and I published. Our research revealed that scaling is a problem of both more...

79 percent of smartphone owners check their device within 15 minutes of waking up every morning. Perhaps more startling, fully one-third of Americans...

Thomas Edison didn’t try ten thousand times before inventing the lightbulb. That notion is false on three different fronts...

When I was a kid, I loved playing with Lego. I went through it by the boxful, dreaming up new things to build. I am sure I didn’t realize it at the time...

Most of us walk through life thinking that feedback gives us information about ourselves— our abilities, strengths, and weaknesses, our performance...

The fundamental flaw at the heart of our misguided definition of success is the belief that overworking is the route to high performance and...

When Apple CEO Tim Cook decided to lead a contingent of his employees in a Pride Day parade in San Francisco in June, he was subtly crossing...

In a fast-changing world, the ability of leaders has never been more challenged and never been more needed. The Art of Leadership and its...

Closing remarks by Ron Tite based on the speakers from The Art of Leadership in Toronto in 2014.

Smarter Negotiations: 10 Key Elements of a Total Compensation Package "KFC’s salary offer is $58,000 and Greyhound's offer is $64,000. How can KFC...

Many girls want to lead, only to be discouraged by criticism for taking the reins. By launching a campaign to ban the word “bossy,”...