Dear @ScottPelley
Thank you.
Thank you for standing up when it was inconvenient.
Thank you for standing up when it cost you a job you loved.
Thank you for standing up to power and for trying to save a landmark news program.
Thank you for your INTEGRITY.
Leaders need to find a way to break the inevitable decline phase, instead creating an environment where success continues more frequently than failure.
In other words: momentum is a cycle, and it can’t (and shouldn’t) be the constant goal.
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Insight #23:
Luck is the result of thousands of micro-actions: your habits (and decisions) put you in a position where luck is more likely to occur.
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Don’t forget when Rome was collapsing emperors would use Gladiator fights to distract the people from the Corruption of the State at that time! This is all starting to make sense now. Who agrees?
Leaders are emotional amplifiers. Their body language, tone, preparation, and response to adversity send constant signals to their team.
Team momentum collapses fastest when leaders appear disengaged, reactive, or inconsistent.
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Insight #22:
You must work hard to achieve great things. Luck comes around every once in a while, but repeated success comes from rolling up your sleeves and putting in the effort.
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Leaders should prepare their teams for adversity before it arrives — train, conduct scenario planning, have communication channels ready in the event of failure.
And they must learn from failure: normalize recovery and learning as part of the process.
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In a world full of chaos, this melts your heart ❤️
Little 4-year-old Roman goes on an evening walk every day with his elderly neighbors. They chat, hold hands, and share the simple joy of a neighborhood stroll where a beautiful friendship has been going strong for over a year. Pure kindness and connection between generations.
Watch how he keeps going back for just one more hug! 🥰
This is what community looks like.
This! This is the world I want to live in.
What’s one small act of kindness from your childhood that still sticks with you today?
Foreshadowing.
The shadow of downtown KC casts on to high level clouds above the K. One of the coolest pictures I think I’ve gotten lucky enough to take at the K. Especially with where we will be moving to. So cool.