HeyJaredGood Stewardship; Lasting Impact
Good Stewardship; Lasting Impact: 30+ Years of Building Companies, 5 Years Investigating Climate and Industrial Capitalism Lies
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Clarity, Confidence, Connection: What That Kernel Grew Into (opens the original)
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With the double caveat that nobody has all the answers, and advice is worth exactly what you paid for it, Wednesday Wisdom is about some of the lessons I’ve picked up playing several C-positions in the C-Suite. All of this comes with the benefit of hindsight. I don’t remember the exact shape of the pain anymore. I know it was there. I just can’t conjure up how it felt at the time. So don’t mistake this for rose-coloured glasses. None of it was easy.I hope that some of what I learned makes your r
Have Your Reading Habits Changed? (opens the original)
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I got myself (three pairs of) new glasses last month. Somewhere in the middle of the eye test and the final fitting pick-up, I realized something else had changed along with my eyesight. I’ve become almost impossibly picky about what I’ll actually read.A few years ago, my sister-in-law gave me a stack of romance novels for my birthday. They’re still sitting there, spines uncracked. I like Stephen King’s writing and won’t go near him because (once) he scared the hell out of me. I like Margaret At
The Next Right Step (opens the original)
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Two weeks ago I asked Nicola Robins how a Yale-trained scientist ends up trained in a South African healing tradition. Last week she told me why she refuses to call herself a bridge between that knowledge and the business world. This week I finally asked her the question I’d been sitting on the whole time: does any of this actually work?Her answer isn’t what you’d expect from someone selling a methodology. She draws a clean line between the d
The Night My Staff Told Me I Sucked as a Leader (opens the original)
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With the double caveat that nobody has all the answers, and advice is worth exactly what you paid for it, Wednesday Wisdom is about some of the lessons I’ve picked up playing several C-positions in the C-Suite. All of this comes with the benefit of hindsight. I don’t remember the exact shape of the pain anymore. I know it was there. I just can’t conjure up how it felt at the time. So don’t mistake this for rose-coloured glasses. None of it was easy.I hope that some of what I learned makes your r
The AI Feature Nobody Warns You About (opens the original)
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The one very specific feature I want to talk about today is the one that never leaves you alone.Look, I spent part of this summer with the Stoics. Marcus Aurelius mostly, some Seneca, and every version of the Odyssey plot that isn’t actually the Odyssey, because I cannot stand Ulysses, and I’m not going to pretend otherwise. This all sounds unrelated to AI. It isn’t.I was born judgmental. I make up my mind fast, long on intuition and shorter on data, and like so many of us, have spent decades in
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