No Leader Succeeds Alone — The Friends of MORE | Day 12
Day 12 explores the “Friends of MORE” — the relationships that shape us and why no leader succeeds alone. A reflection on connection, gratitude, and becoming more.
Day 12 explores the “Friends of MORE” — the relationships that shape us and why no leader succeeds alone. A reflection on connection, gratitude, and becoming more.
Day 11 introduces Carpool Consulting and explores why optimism is the fuel of forward—turning obstacles into stepping stones toward becoming more.
Books. Four Books. Mount Rushmore of Books and how each one shaped The MORE Effect—a field guide for thriving, leading, and becoming more in the age of AI.
Day 9 start with a moment I’ll never forget hearing about John Lennon’s murder as a 10-year-old kid in a Lansdale Acme parking lot. Decades later, I still remember exactly where I was and who I was with. That’s the power of music and memory.
Today’s message comes from a slightly different scene — in the middle of setting up a new standup desk, getting ready for Monday Night Football, surrounded by reminders of the sports teams and players who shaped my life.
Day 7 of the Give the Gift of MORE campaign, we pause to honor Pearl Harbor, reflect on courage, and talk about the human traits that help us thrive in the age of AI.
Day 6 – Just choose one small action to become a little more present, a little more hopeful, or a little more courageous.
Day 5 I’m sharing a overview of The MORE Effect — a leadership field guide for thriving in an AI-first, always-on world.
A Medal of Honor story and a personal leadership lesson reveal the truth about courage: the hardest person to be honest with is yourself. Day 4 of Give the Gift of More.
Jeremy Victor and Special Forces veteran Perry Rearick reveal why courage is the essential leadership strategy for today’s AI-first, always-on world — from emotional control to moral truth-telling to breaking legacy systems.