Against the Cult of Speed
Many companies worship speed, but urgency forces multitasking and weakens execution.
Many companies worship speed, but urgency forces multitasking and weakens execution.
Some systems run on the backs of quiet professionals—until those backs break. A strategic breakdown of how high performers get hijacked by dysfunctional organizations, and what happens when they walk away.
A quiet reflection on the film Warfare—and why showing up, without drama or glory, is often the most honest form of leadership.
I don’t aim for perfection. I aim for 80%.And I hold that 80% with a level of discipline most people don’t understand. My fault—if you can call it that—is that I believe in mastering most skills at about 80%, much like Patagonia’s founder, Yvon Chouinard. I’ve never read his book, but I’ve always respected the … Read more