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Milestones Hardly Matter
We judge potential the same way we judge milestones: by timing, not by depth. A late start often hides quiet preparation, while an early lead can fade just as quickly. Growth rarely follows a schedule, in children or in leaders.
Linish Theodore
58 minutes ago1 min read


The Metrics Problem in Modern Leadership

Why so many leaders unconsciously lean toward being fixers instead of preventers?
The system rewards those who arrive at the scene of a crisis, not those who made sure one never occurred.
The heroes work in daylight.
The wise ones, in shadows.
Linish Theodore
Oct 102 min read


Mental Shortcuts
Mental shortcuts help you act fast, but bias rides along quietly. What feels obvious to you can look random to everyone else. Speed is fine, until trust is lost. The fix isn’t slowing down. It’s showing your work so people see the reasoning behind the move.
Linish Theodore
Sep 141 min read


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


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


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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