Leading Thoughts for October 15, 2026 Dave Rossi on living with purpose and Nathan Bennett and Stephen Miles on the shifting role of COOs buff.ly/Hh7jVjl
Here’s Why Gratitude Is a Core Leadership Skill via @GetTheFabulous > buff.ly/ifMdb0P
Everybody’s Talking Too Much by @jamesstrock > buff.ly/9FEp8q5 Our current public square is serving consumers—but it’s not serving us as citizens.
Ant Colonies Know the Secret to Great Teamwork. 80% of Your Failed Projects Do the Opposite by @sorenkaplan > buff.ly/n7UCEvw
The 3 Leadership Lessons Behind The Top Winning Cultures by @BrianKDodd > buff.ly/kNxR5hd
The More Powerful AI Becomes, the More Human You Need to Be by @PhilCooke > buff.ly/6NNZmto
Leading Thoughts for October 08, 2026 buff.ly/u4alrKV Ryushun Kusanagi on living in the now and John Maxwell on not taking sides
Reading the Great Books in the Age of AI via @cosmos_inst > buff.ly/wu8qzR0
Future of Accounting: AI, Trust & the Accountant of 2040 by @DanielBurrus > buff.ly/Zyx6vrT
The End of the “Communication and Media Department” by @PhilCooke > buff.ly/A3V2Ibq The most effective ministries I’ve seen don’t necessarily have a great media department. They have a communication culture.
What do you do when you can’t agree on what’s even real? by Tamsen Webster > buff.ly/1vFokZI
First Look: Leadership Books for October 2026 buff.ly/V2PBNZD
Leading Thoughts for October 1, 2026 buff.ly/rW4Jati Brady, Kliman, and Smith on seeing the full story and Jim Schleckser on peanut buttering
The Biscuit Story: A Lesson in Leadership From the Antarctic via @AdmiredLeaders > buff.ly/6cNxWt2
Words That Change the World by @KevinPaulScott > buff.ly/eV24a6B
Leading with Inquiry (How to Have a Better Dialogue) by @EdBatista > buff.ly/kwMXm9u
When Every Choice Costs You Something by @PhilCooke > buff.ly/rFC8woj
Why Does Originality Feel So Rare in a World Full of Ideas? by @UX_Person Abigail Aghaibie > buff.ly/AvgJHGZ The willingness to sit with a problem long enough for our own idea to emerge.
Leading Thoughts for September 17, 2026 @CoachGoldsmith and Reiter on inertia and @_wernicke on data objectivity > buff.ly/ny47lXY

















