Key Lesson: Great leaders are always asking questions — of themselves and others. When Lisa Dyson was in high school, she wanted to learn the programming language
Key Lesson: Sometimes friendly competition can lead to shared goals and enhanced value for all stakeholders. Target CEO Brian Cornell and CVS CEO Larry Merlo
Key Lesson: Even when you’re at the top of your game, there’s always more to learn. As a Miami Heat shooting guard, Dwyane Wade is one the NBA’s
Key Lesson: Always be open to the possibility that the most complex problems can be solved by the simplest solutions. Sam Tsemberis started working with the
Key Lesson: Sometimes leadership requires asking simple — yet radical — questions to which there may be no easy answers. It’s been a tough week
Key Lesson: When experiments fail, be quick to acknowledge the facts and move on. Like any good CEO, Ryan Carson is interested in creating an
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