E161 – Intuition or Analysis – Six Lives At Stake
In the world of business, full of buzzwords like brainstorming, analysis, rationality, is there still a role for instinct and intuition? Today’s…
E160 – Facts Inform. Stories Move – A Lesson from 9/11
You’ve presented the data. Made the case. Shown the numbers. And still nothing moved. Sound familiar? The reason that…
E159 – Bruno Fernandes, The Assist Maker – The Best Leaders Make Others Score
In a world that worships the goal-scorer, this week’s story is about the man who made the goals…
E158 – He Should Be My Boss – Satya Nadella’s Unexpected Move
A story that touched my heart about a CEO I admire and an act I never expected to happen in a dog eat dog world. Listen…
E157 – The Rose That Changed History – Florence Nightingale’s Data Revolution
Is having data and sharing data enough to convince people to take action? Of course not. We need…
E156 – Power without Mastery – The AI Blind Spot?
Like many of you, I’m navigating two very different emotions about AI — the excitement of a kid in a candy store and the…
E155 – No One Briefed The Gorilla – Prepare Then Let Go
Yesterday, Sir David Attenborough turned one hundred years old. No one alive has done more to make ordinary people like…
E154 – AI Needs Fresh Eyes – Walk out the door and come back in
Every good leader knows how to manage change. New processes, new structures, new tools etc. These are hard, but they’re…
E153 – The Man Who Said No – Human in the loop
I’ve been reading this book by Ethan Mollick called Co-Intelligence, and there’s this really interesting paradox he talks about. You’d think that…
E152 – The Bad News Office – Don’t trust good news
Nokia didn’t fail because it missed the future. That’s the version most people tell. It’s a cautionary tale told alongside Kodak…