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Sanity Notes #039: How and Why to Give Your Team Clear Accountabilities

Think making it clear what each person’s job is will reduce excitement? Think again.

Sanity Notes #039: How and Why to Give Your Team Clear Accountabilities
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How to run a great one-on-one meeting (hint: you probably aren't!)

Most first-time CEOs and leaders are never trained on how to run this critical meeting format. Let's fix that.

How to run a great one-on-one meeting (hint: you probably aren't!)
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Sanity Notes #034: Why questions matter more than answers

For as long as I can remember, I have had the feeling of carrying heavy questions. But the way I understand those questions has changed entirely.

Sanity Notes #034: Why questions matter more than answers
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Stop giving feedback. Do this instead.

How to help your team improve without sacrificing connectedness

Stop giving feedback. Do this instead.
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Sanity Notes #031- The power of writing things down

Want to supercharge your clarity? Write it all down

Sanity Notes #031- The power of writing things down
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Sanity Notes #023- When should you hire an assistant?

If you are asking the question, you are probably waiting too long.

Sanity Notes #023- When should you hire an assistant?
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An argument against rushing

Your presence and creative attention mean more to your people and your work than all the effort you can muster. Maybe it's time to relax.

An argument against rushing
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Meeting Check-In Questions: The Simple Practice That Transforms Team Meetings

How to run better meetings using check-ins that build psychological safety, active listening, and real focus.

Meeting Check-In Questions: The Simple Practice That Transforms Team Meetings