Humor is one of the most effective ways of confronting adversity and coping with difficult situations, especially when we have little control over them, or none at all. As leaders, well used humor can break the ice, soften a blow or even inspire thoughtful discussion and understanding. Read More
As we continue to confront a global pandemic, economic inequality and systemic racism, we are called as Jews to balance and care for others. The most critical step all leaders can take is to deepen their focus on Judaism’s lessons of character development. Read More
You’re probably dreading this winter but instead of focusing on negative feelings, think about a single organizing principle that is highly effective at generating positive feelings across the board: Shift your focus outward. Read More
Judaism has a lot to say about leadership; Great leaders should serve for the sake of the greater good and help their followers to grow by setting an example and providing the conditions so that each person can live in freedom with dignity. Read More
How often have you experienced leaders who try to get the most out of others - helping to grow their skills, their capacity, and drawing them into being their best - yet they fail to do that for themselves? The first question a leader must ask is, “What part of the problem am I?” Read More
