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28
May
Power We Don’t Name Still Shapes the System
Most transitional leaders can recall the moment when they encountered the invisible wall of pillows that softly, but clearly, blocked
4 min read
14
May
Time Is Not Neutral
Most leaders think of time the way they think of weather. It's the condition you're working
4 min read
30
Apr
Leaders Matter But They Are Not the Story
There is a particular temptation that comes with transitional leadership, and it doesn't arrive as arrogance. It arrives
4 min read
16
Apr
The Myth of the Blank Slate
The blank slate is a myth. But the real story is almost always more interesting.
4 min read
02
Apr
Conflict as Information—Not Failure
“Difference is not the enemy of unity. Avoidance is.”
4 min read
19
Mar
What Must Be Grieved Before Anything Can Change
“Grief tells the truth about attachment. It reveals what gave meaning. It names what shaped identity.”
4 min read
05
Mar
Why We Rush—And What It Costs
“Sometimes the most faithful leadership move is to slow the process just enough for the truth to catch up.”
3 min read
19
Feb
Attention is a Leadership Act
“What leaders attend to—and what they pass over—shapes the system just as surely as any decision they make.”
3 min read
06
Feb
Begin Here
“Transition is not a problem to solve, but a condition to inhabit faithfully.”
2 min read