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5 Mindset Blocks That Stop You From Learning From Your MistakesWe all make mistakes. Make sure your most valuable screw-ups don't go to waste. Way back in 2014 I wrote about a growing movement among entrepreneurs. In 42 cities across the world founders would meet for "F***Up Nights," which are just what they sound like -- an opportunity for those on the difficult path of starting a business to sha
Effective leaders put aside their expertise to get the best out of colleagues. They heighten the collective genius of those in their organizations. And in doing so, their teams overcome obstacles that, at first glance, seemed insurmountable. Ineffective leaders, on the other hand, flex their expertise in the moment. They feel good about their decisions, while their colleagues feel isolated, unhear
In his legendary essay The Servant as Leader, Robert K. Greenleaf wrote these famous words: The servant-leader is servant first. It begins with the natural feeling that one wants to serve, to serve first. Then conscious choice brings one to aspire to lead. As a management consultant and researcher, Greenleaf realized that the organizations that thrived had leaders who acted more as supportive coac
Out of the 18 crews in the department, our crew was the most productive. Out of nearly 20 other facilities spread across the country and world, our plant was the most productive.
Billionaires Bill Gates and Warren Buffett have been close pals for nearly 30 years. Whenever they get together, Gates admits, "I feel like a kid in a candy store." The co-founder of Microsoft often acknowledges that Warren Buffett's wisdom has made a big impact on his life. One of the things Gates has openly admitted to learning from Buffett is to value and protect the precious commodity of time.
What time was that meeting tomorrow? Was it April who said she might want to become a customer in August, or was it August who said to call him next April? Wait, what was the third thing? I joke, of course, but if there's one thing many business leaders worry about -- especially as they grow a bit older -- it's whether their memories have suffered.
Want to Be More Productive and Successful? Elon Musk, Mark Cuban, and Science Agree: Start Your Day Like ThisBecause how you start is how you'll finish, especially if you tend to procrastinate.
By Marcel Schwantes, Inc. contributing editor and founder, Leadership from the Core@MarcelSchwantes Warren Buffett has accumulated millions of followers who've learned that Buffett's formula for success comes from making smart investment decisions. But investing, in and of itself, may not strictly involve where to put your money.
Leadership is hard. It means making hard decisions and doing hard things. More importantly, it means getting others to do hard things. Depending on what you lead, there are a number of things you can mess up at any time. Sometimes those things will cause you pain. Sometimes they'll cause other people pain. Sometimes they can break your company. Figuring out how not to mess up seems like an importa
Tesla's 10-Word Rule Every Employee Has to Follow Is Simply BrilliantDefine the type of company you aspire to be. Last week, Tesla released its 2021 Impact Report, which details the efforts the company has made related to its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impact. It's a long report, 144 pages to be exact, and, because I had some time, I read through it. In a lot of ways, the report i
It Took Warren Buffett 2 Sentences to Offer the Best Advice You Will Hear This WeekA life lesson for all of us, young and old.
This Is What Elon Musk Did the Day He Bought Twitter. It's an Amazing Lesson in ProductivityThis story about the day Musk's Twitter deal closed reveals a key insight into how he runs multiple companies. Hint: It's not by multitasking.
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