I know that watching the water won’t make it boil in less time. I watch it anyway.

I’ve worked with hundreds of leaders, and there's a common mistake I see done time and again by leaders of all ages. There’s a good chance you may be making the same mistake as well.

A doctor committed malpractice and mistakenly came up with the secret clue to inspiring employee motivation and productivity with purpose.

Of all his innovative accomplishments, perhaps the most awe-inspiring feat Steve Jobs accomplished was...

If Newton had a third law of leadership, it would say that for every good personality trait, there's an equal and opposite bad one. It turns out it's true.

There’s a common misconception about how to be a leader. The belief is that leaders need to make every decision and they always need to be right.

There are three sides to every company: the leadership perspective, the employee perspective and the truth. And no one is lying.