Click here to download the article: Sometimes, we are aiming at the wrong target. Cardiovascular disease is a significant cause of death, illness, and disability, and high cholesterol was found to correlate as a significant risk factor to it. Niacin, a key vitamin that we typically get enough of in a healthy diet, correlated with lower cholesterol. So, … Continue reading Aiming at the Right Target
And that’s unfortunate. Making mistakes, accepting them, and moving forward to correct them is a leadership responsibility. Self-identities based in always being right is a dead-end. Seeking to be seen as flawless, only having valid thoughts, demonstrating logic, and making sound and well-grounded conclusions all the time will make you, and those around you, crazy. Mistakes often can … Continue reading We Hate to Be Wrong
-Mark Haeussler, CEO Leaders – anyone – have the potential for moments of extraordinary brilliance, and moments of astonishing stupidity. We like to be seen as smart, quick-learners, self-reflective, and humble. Must of us cringe when we make mistakes (at least internally) – so much so, that our brains often cover them up. Yes, humans are quite capable of … Continue reading Mount Stupid