Imagine being in a meeting where everyone agrees on a strategy, only for it to fail spectacularly. What went wrong? It might be more than a simple case of the Abilene Paradox….
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The Three Types of Vision
You can’t really have a conversation about leadership without discussing “vision.” In the science of leadership, vision is often hailed as the cornerstone of achievement, the driving force behind progress, and the…
The Intersection of Leadership and Cognitive Behavior Science
Learned Helplessness and Epistemic Rigidity are conditions that significantly impact personal and professional effectiveness. Traditional methods, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), offer valuable insights but may not fully address these issues within…
Why Behavior-Based Leader/Follower Training is Critical
Author(s): Chris FuzieCommentaries | Open SourcePublished Online: 2024 Apr – All Rights Reserved. DOI: TBDAPA Citation: Fuzie, C. (2024, Apr 14). Why Behavior-Based Leader/Follower Training is Critical. The Journal of Leaderology and Applied Leadership….
Leadership Lessons from Captain Herbert Sobel
In the annals of military history, few stories are as captivating and instructive as Captain Herbert Sobel, the first commander of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment’s Easy Company during World War II. Popularized…
Servant Leadership Has It’s Place
Robert K. Greenleaf is widely regarded as the pioneer of the modern concept of servant leadership. His theory, articulated in his essay “The Servant as Leader,” and later expanded upon in his…
Why We Still Demand Trust From Our Leaders Over Trusting Everyday Actions of Strangers
Do We Really Trust Strangers? I was doing chores the other day and had to drive to the hardware store (yes, the second trip for the right part…and to return the one…
Want to Make an Impact On The World?
So you want to make an impact on the world. To me there is a very simple answer… get a terminal degree in the study of leadership or “Leaderology.” I know, for…
How Inappropriate Use of Power Can Create Bottlenecks in Organizations
While discussing a specific organization that I’ve worked in with a colleague, we both mentioned how there seemed to be a “bottleneck” in the upper levels of the organization. My colleague asked…
Why A Person’s Level of Effort (LOE) Should Be Critically Considered
I read a post on LinkedIn that said, “10 Things That Don’t Require Talent.” One of the lines in the posters comments read, “Talent isn’t everything when it comes to achieving success.” …