Eric Athas, editor at The New York Times and author of Saying No to New, shared a great reminder: build your #thoughtleadership on principles, not products. Trends change. Strong #ideas endure. Know what’s #evergreen and what’s #relevant now.
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In my conversation with Eric Athas, editor at The New York Times and author of Saying No to New, we explored why chasing every new #platform or tool costs us time, money, and focus. #Strategy means knowing what to say no to.
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An idea isn't valuable just because people understand it. It's valuable when they can put it into action.
Doug Conant has spent 50 years learning that lesson. Hear his conversation on the latest episode.
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Confidence doesn't come before commitment — it comes after. 🛩️ Join me LIVE with @WaldoWaldman, retired F-16 pilot & NYT bestselling author, as we preview his new book Commit, Commit! Real talk on leading through fear and uncertainty. Don't miss it 👇https://t.co/gwZe4ilnyz
What happens when a 50-year career in leadership becomes the foundation for a second act in thought leadership?
Bill Sherman sits down with Doug Conant to explore why your best work may still be ahead.
Listen: https://t.co/GJ8uKy8MJg
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Is thought leadership your business, or does your business need it? Either way, strong ideas can help you build revenue, stand out from the competition, and create a real business advantage.
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“Thought leader” isn’t a title you give yourself. It’s something you earn through the value of your ideas.
Thanks to David Zylstra for having me on the Growth Shift Podcast to talk about why the work matters more than the label.
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Not every idea needs to be revolutionary.
Sometimes, a small tweak to your framework makes it more useful, relevant, and impactful.
Thought leaders need to know when to go big and when to make what already works work better.
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More content doesn’t mean more business. Books, podcasts, and posts only matter if they move the needle. Strategy comes first.
Thanks to David Zylstra for having me on the Growth Shift Podcast.
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💊 A 25-person drug team of PhDs and MDs that met once a year. A 12-year cycle time. 🤯 Ilene Fischer, who worked with both Peter Senge and Tom Peters, explains how a core team of 8 and weekly iteration changed the math entirely. 🎧 Listen now 👇 https://t.co/sJhS7b28Az
🌱 70% of change efforts fail. Ilene Fischer says it’s because we solve problems one at a time and people don’t feel safe to speak up. Her fix? Innovation ecosystems built on deep listening and iteration. 🎧 New on Leveraging Thought Leadership 👇 https://t.co/sJhS7b28Az
Thanks to Pam Harper and Scott Harper for having me on Growth Igniters® Radio to explore how companies can turn ideas into alignment, opportunity, and meaningful change.
Listen here: https://t.co/lsMWHcExoz
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Are your best clients getting your best attention?
It’s easy to overserve demanding clients and underserve the ones who bring the most value.
Check your calendar. Is your time aligned with your priorities?
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“Show me everything you’ve got” means nothing to someone who doesn’t read social cues 🤔 @AuthorCarolineM on boosting the signal, why a friend at work drives retention, and how she built a niche no one else saw coming 👀 New episode out now 🎙️ https://t.co/tGyLduKMWA
Likes are nice. But do they lead to business?
As thought leaders, it’s easy to get caught up in likes, comments, and shares. But let’s not lose sight of the real objective: turning attention into opportunity.
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🧠 Companies are hiring neurodivergent talent to build their AI and algorithms, then losing them because managers never learned how to communicate. @AuthorCarolineM explains how to fix it before the house is on fire 🔥 Listen to the new episode 🎧 https://t.co/tGyLduKMWA
💡 “Having the idea itself is a little bit overrated.” @CharlesHGreen on why thought leaders obsess too much over IP, why repetition isn’t redundancy, and the quiet joy of carrying one big idea across a whole career. New episode 🎧👇 https://t.co/Syng74TjlX