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Leaders and sunk cost fallacy
The trap of sticking with a project or decision just because you’ve already put time or money into it is very real in businesses. It’s frighteningly close to how a gambler behaves at the casino.
Linish Theodore
1 day ago2 min read
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If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail
Range is underrated. Breadth of experience changes everything.
Linish Theodore
Jun 161 min read
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The moment that changes you. Forever.
What you do with moments defined who you become as a leader.
Linish Theodore
Jun 93 min read
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Soft Hand in an Iron Glove
Why leadership is a dance between tough and gentle
Linish Theodore
Jun 21 min read
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The Most Underrated Skill in Leadership
Every meaningful decision costs something.
The smart ones just know what’s worth losing.
Linish Theodore
May 251 min read
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Empathy Is Never About Agreement
Empathy takes emotional range. But it pays back in multitudes.
Linish Theodore
May 171 min read
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Courage to Change
We often confuse stability with sameness.
But what we don’t change, we eventually outgrow.
This piece is a reminder that continuity doesn’t mean clinging to the past — it means having the courage to evolve.
Linish Theodore
May 81 min read
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Lead with Patience, not Pressure
I used to believe that speed was leadership. Act fast. Decide fast. Move fast. The world rewarded urgency, and so did I. Until I learned...
Linish Theodore
Apr 271 min read
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Be the Anchor, Not the Sail
How Great Leaders Hold Steady in Chaos
Linish Theodore
Apr 201 min read
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Hidden Cost of Leadership
Leadership is lonely. The type of loneliness that comes from making the hard calls.
Linish Theodore
Apr 52 min read
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Protect your people
A leader must protect their people. And it's easy to be disliked for doing the right thing. Do you have it in you to lead regardless?
Linish Theodore
Mar 311 min read
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Manager or Leader?
Most managers think they’re leaders. They’re not.Â
Linish Theodore
Mar 241 min read
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Why Humour Should Be Your Secret Weapon In An Interview
Traditional interviews are about as exciting as watching paint dry in slow motion. The same tired questions, the same rehearsed answers,...
Linish Theodore
Mar 192 min read
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The AHA moment!
Ugh, this again. Another Monday where I promise myself "this is the week I get fit" for the 47th time. Why is this so difficult? I've got...
Linish Theodore
Feb 263 min read
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Where is the Complete AI in CX We Were All Promised?
The short answer—Overhyped, underwhelming, and nowhere near replacing humans—at least not yet.
Linish Theodore
Feb 173 min read
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Customer Experience (CX) vs. Customer Service (CS): Stop Mixing Them Up
Simple way to understand the difference between Customer Experience (CX) and Customer Service (CS)
Linish Theodore
Feb 52 min read
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Beyond NPS: Turning Passives into Promoters
In today's world, happy customers aren't just a nice-to-have, they're a MUST-HAVE. Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a secret weapon for...
Linish Theodore
Jan 312 min read
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How to Future-Proof Your Customer Experience Strategy (Without Actual Sorcery)
In a world where customers are more demanding than they ever were, customer experience is key. Welcome to the wild, ever-shifting circus...
Linish Theodore
Jan 212 min read
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Building High-Performance Teams: Reflecting on my Leadership over the Years
High-performance teams thrive on empathy, listening, collaboration, and communication—not just brilliance. Culture drives success.
Linish Theodore
Jan 212 min read
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