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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.

Range is underrated. Breadth of experience changes everything.

What you do with moments defined who you become as a leader.

Every meaningful decision costs something. The smart ones just know what’s worth losing.

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.

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...

How Great Leaders Hold Steady in Chaos

Leadership is lonely. The type of loneliness that comes from making the hard calls.

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?