My themes of leadership, resilience, and navigating a turbulent future have never been more relevant. My hope is to help organizations and communities grow stronger and better prepared for disruption.
On the (Speaking) Road Again Read More »
Science-based mindfulness can help crisis leaders bring calm to chaos. A conversation between Eric McNulty and Karina de Allicon.
Mindfulness in Crisis Leadership Read More »
Here are pragmatic measures for crisis leaders to take to boost performance and facilitate resilience in the event of a large-scale grid or internet failure.
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In a time of rapid change and disruption, a leader’s pursuit of transactional efficiency is the fastest path to irrelevance because it crowds out necessary transformational thinking. A wellness app or program, no matter how well designed, simply adds to the transactional load unless it’s accompanied by a deeper shift in our mental model of work and life.
Leading for Wellness Read More »
The National Preparedness Leadership Initiative at Harvard, where I research and teach, is creating short video modules based on our curriculum. I am pleased that I was asked to take on the inaugural segment on the leaders brain. In this clip, I discuss the ways that cognitive biases shape one’s perceptions and decisions–sometimes in dramatic
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It was a pleasure to be interviewed by Mabbly founder Adam Fridman for a recent Inc. article on the relevance of well-being for organizations. My contribution was on resilience and the need to keep people focused on a positive future even in the face of adversity. Resilience is about the ability to bounce forward. When
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