Know-How - by Ram Charan

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#79 - The Counterintuitive Principle Great Leaders Live By
#79 - The Counterintuitive Principle Great Leaders Live By

Listen and discover the surprising amount of time great leaders invest with their leaders.

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Eat Move Sleep - by Tom Rath

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#78 - The Forgotten Half Of The Landmark Study
#78 - The Forgotten Half Of The Landmark Study

You may not think you need it or that you can muscle through without it, but if you want to get more done, you simply must ________.

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#77 - Let's Hear It For Coffee
#77 - Let's Hear It For Coffee

Just in time for Monday … or any day, a good word about coffee and your health.

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The Agony And The Ecstasy - by Irving Stone

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#76 - Paying The Price Of Creativity
#76 - Paying The Price Of Creativity

This line on creativity stands like Everest among the 689 pages of Irving Stone’s masterpiece, The Agony And The Ecstasy. You’ve got to hear it.

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Lean In - by Sheryl Sandberg

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#75 - How To Become A Feedback Ninja
#75 - How To Become A Feedback Ninja

Feedback is the breakfast of champions.” Here’s help for that nourishing meal.

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#74 - When Sheryl Sandberg's Jaw Hit The Floor
#74 - When Sheryl Sandberg's Jaw Hit The Floor

The question that that made Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s jaw drop is the one question that can impact hiring and so much more.

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Leading with Vision - by Bonnie Hagemann, Simon Vetter, & John Maketa

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#73 - Put Your Vision To The Test
#73 - Put Your Vision To The Test

When it comes to crafting vision, put it to the test by asking 3 important questions.

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#72 - The Most Important Leadership Competency Today
#72 - The Most Important Leadership Competency Today

The leadership competency the next generation of leaders needs the most is the biggest challenge this generation of leaders faces today.

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The Virtues Of Aging - by Jimmy Carter

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#68 - When Are We Old?
#68 - When Are We Old?

No one likes to talk about “getting old,” but aging does not mean we have to “grow old.” Jimmy Carter raises a key question and provides an answer everyone — young and old — needs to hear.

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Lincoln At Gettysburg - by Garry Wills

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#67 - Something More Important Than Emancipation
#67 - Something More Important Than Emancipation

Lincoln’s Gettysburg address rose above the central issue of slavery — and we should be glad it did.

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#66 - Lincoln's Greatest Weapon
#66 - Lincoln's Greatest Weapon

Of all the weapons at Lincoln's disposal, his strongest and best was the one every leader needs to maximize. Here's help for making it work for you.

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#65 - The Tycoon, The Young Buck, and The Path To Greatness
#65 - The Tycoon, The Young Buck, and The Path To Greatness

Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address.

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Waterloo - by Bernard Cornwell

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#71 - The Game-Changing Work Habit (that every leader must embrace)
#71 - The Game-Changing Work Habit (that every leader must embrace)

If you want to up your game and increase your effectiveness, don’t do what Napoleon did. Instead, embrace the game-changing work habit.

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#70 - Two Kinds Of Leaders
#70 - Two Kinds Of Leaders

As one soldier said, “Troops divide their leaders into two classes.” Which class are you in?

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#69 - Awkward Sons
#69 - Awkward Sons

There is a hidden but essential lesson in the epic Battle of Waterloo for every parent (and everyone who develops leaders).

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#64 - What Napoleon and Wellington Saw
#64 - What Napoleon and Wellington Saw

The great generals of Waterloo shared a key characteristic that leaders would be wise to emulate.

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