Strategies to Become a More Thoughtful, Conscious Leader
Conscious Company magazine published this in-depth interview about finding purpose and building a conscious leadership skill-set. Conscious leadership is first and foremost an inner journey of character development and personal transformation. We’re calling on...
Remarkable Leadership Podcast
A great conversation with Kevin Eikenberry in which we discuss how to put purpose first, and why love should be part of the business lexicon. Listen to the...
Carter Phipps on Life As Leadership
I really enjoyed this conversation with Josh Friedeman, in which we discuss many of the core themes of Conscious Leadership, including the perils of short-term thinking and the positive impact business can have in the world. Listen to the...
Revitalize Your Mind, Body, and Spirit: Conscious Leadership Excerpt
Thrive Global, founded by Arianna Huffington, published an excerpt from Conscious Leadership on the importance of regularly revitalizing. Here’s a quote that sums up the message: For leaders in any field or area of expertise, the power of rest, repose,...
FT Selects Conscious Leadership as Fall Book Pick
Just ahead of its Sept 15 release, Conscious Leadership has been selected by the FT as one of their “Fall Book Picks.” A couple of quotes from the review: The book is structured as a manual to leadership, but one that extends, unlike more conventional...Subscribe to THINKING AHEAD Podcast
On brand for Trump, yes, but so freaking disturbing...
Ben Sasse, citing conversations with senior White House officials, says Trump was "excited" and "delighted" as his supporters tried to storm the Capitol and was "confused" others weren't so excited
https://hughhewitt.com/senator-ben-sasse-on-impeachment-and-transition-the-gop-in-minority/
Wow, quite a thing to come from the WSJ
Wall Street Journal editorial is asking President Trump to resign immediately or risk a second impeachment. “The best outcome would be for Donald Trump to resign to spare the U.S. another impeachment fight.”
https://www.wsj.com/articles/donald-trumps-final-days-11610062773
It’s not just that yesterday’s events were brought on by social media: they were an expression of it in real space.
And that included social media’s vacuous performativity, half-heartedness, in-group sympathies, cheap thrills, flaccid tactics.
People even dressed as their avis.
1/Alright, gather round, friends, and let me tell you the story of 1930s Japan, and how it's a cautionary tale for 2020s America.
https://noahpinion.substack.com/p/japanese-lessons-for-the-american
