by Jack Bloome | Nov 11, 2026
Who Needs You to Win? In 2011, just months after a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck Japan, the country’s women’s soccer team won its first World Cup. They knew their victory meant something far greater to the people back home. That’s the...
by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Nov 4, 2026
How to Be a Leader Who Gets Results While Surrendering the Outcome “I’m in charge of the effort. God is in charge of the outcome.” That’s a lot easier to accept when God is aligned with our Q4 objectives. As leaders, we spend so much energy worrying about results that...
by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Oct 28, 2026
Conscious Contact and the Missing Ingredient in Leadership Time is money. But what is our obsession with efficiency costing us? As leaders, we know experiences shape beliefs, beliefs drive actions, and actions produce results. But how can we create meaningful...
by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Oct 21, 2026
Loud Working Is a Leadership Problem “You only try to protect your position when you don’t have much faith in where you’re at.” Cue the rise of “loud working.” Employees are competing for executive attention, documenting every accomplishment,...
by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Oct 14, 2026
Change One Thing. Then See What Happens. My CEO, Joe Terry, shared a rule from triathlons that I think more executives should follow: Change one thing at a time. See what happens. Then evaluate. Otherwise, you change everything at once and don’t know which change...
by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Oct 7, 2026
Your Culture Has An Audience, And They Can Fact-Check You Employees, customers and candidates can now compare what you say with what they actually experience. That’s why I’m less interested in thought leadership and more interested in thought doership. Don’t just tell...
