
The Emotional Brain: The Silent Partner in Every Leadership Decision
As leaders, we like to think of ourselves as rational decision-makers.
Grounded opinion and cases on business life and leadership through the eyes of a credentialed coach and serial entrepreneur.
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As leaders, we like to think of ourselves as rational decision-makers.

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“That’s my Story, and I’m sticking to it!”

I have just returned from a remarkable three days. I was attending the second meeting of a Board of Advisors. When I was first asked to serve on this board, I was not at all certain how it would operate or what the real purpose was for the group. I am a very big fan of peer advisory groups. If you read here, you know I was a

“That’s my story… And I am sticking to it!” — Collin Raye

Every organizational culture is a collection of the stories that created it.