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OPINIONS

FROM CURIOSITY TO CONSIDERATION

I read widely. I share selectively. Everything here earned its place because it changed or challenged the way I think about leadership and work.

WHAT I AM READING

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HOW TO LEAD WITH GENEROSITY AND PURPOSE

by Will Guidara

Image by Austin Neill

HOW THE OLYMPIC SURFING EVENT MADE HISTORY

by Sam Ellis

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ACCOUNTABILITY MUST BE CHOSEN, NOT MANDATED

Image by Vincenzo Morelli

HOW ELITE SPORTS COACHES MAKE HIGH-PRESSURE DECISIONS

Image by Nicola Fioravanti

HOW TO BUILD A MANAGER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FROM SCRATCH

THE SOURCES

The voices, writers, and publications that shape how serious ideas travel.

Not every source earns sustained attention. The ones listed here do. A mix of individuals and institutions, each selected because they challenge conventional thinking, report with rigor, or articulate something about leadership and the world of work that most people are still trying to name. This is where the reading starts.

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Johnny Harris, Journalist

Will Guidara, Restaurateur & Author

Joss Fong, Journalist

Big Think, Learning Platform

Search Party, Video Journalism

Pew Research, Nonpartisan American

HAPPY SEMIQUINCEMTENNIAL

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Two hundred and fifty years ago, an idea took shape the world had never quite seen before. Not a nation built on bloodlines or conquest, but one built on a proposition. That people, given the freedom to think, to speak, and to pursue their own path, could build something worth handing down to the next generation. America has never been a finished project. It has always been a work in progress.

Two and a half centuries later, that belief has not expired. It has only deepened. Argued over, tested, and carried forward by ordinary people who refused to let the idea fade. On this 250th birthday, we celebrate not just what America is, but what it continues to reach for. Happy birthday, America. The story continues.

Warren B. Mushinge

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