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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi’s Undercover Boss Moment Led to a ‘Why We Suck’ All-Hands

"The higher up you go in a company, the less you actually know what’s happening on the ground," Khosrowshahi said at a September 6 leadership event.
By Sissi Cao
Jim Farley

Ford CEO Jim Farley Explains Why F-150 and Mustang Are the First to Go Electric

CEO Jim Farley said Ford started its EV journey with its most sought-after models because EV buyers only want the best products.
By Sissi Cao

Fintech Startup Made Famous by Crying CEO is Going Public

Better.com's CEO Vishal Garg took a brief break after his famous 2021 Zoom layoff but has since returned to the helm of the company.
By Sissi Cao
What will Mike Isaac's book about Uber reveal?

Fixing a Toxic Culture Like Uber’s Requires More Than Just a New CEO

By Katina Sawyer and Christian Thoroughgood
A positive leader sees what’s possible and then takes the next steps to rally and unite people to create it.

How Great Leaders Create and Share a Positive Vision

By Jon Gordon
Positive leaders have grit and find a way to navigate the roadblocks or run through them to move closer to their vision and goal.

Five Ways Successful Leaders Cultivate Grit and Achieve Long-Term Goals

By Jon Gordon
How can leaders fight their own destructive ego-driven habits?

Why Being Ego-Free Might Be the Key to Leadership

By Ryan Holiday
Most people believe that people either quit or they get fired. But the choice is not binary.

Great People Fire Themselves

By Alex Kreilein
The efforts of any leader are delivered in 3 distinct buckets.

17 Things a CEO Does — When Not Microdosing

By Dave Balter
No matter what you do: Make yourself useful.

I Have 15 ideas to Change Your Life—Do You Have Five Minutes?

By Darius Foroux
Michael Lopp, vice-president of engineering at Slack.

This Slack VP Has the Cheat Codes for Leadership

By Brady Dale
The world Ortelius' Typus Orbis Terrarum, first published 1564.

Almost Every Company Falls Into This Thinking Trap

By Shane Parrish
Give our military leaders a chance to show you how they lead, plan, and unite.

Fear Not the Generals

By Jason Criss Howk
SEALs are some of the toughest human beings on the planet. And they have something to teach us.

Bulletproof Mind: 6 Secrets of Mental Toughness From the Navy SEALs

By Charles Chu
The Steak Dinner Clause represents a huge win-win

How to Use ‘The Steak Clause’ to Win Your Next Negotiation

By Ryan Holmes
“Boys will be boys” is a logic that excuses or trivializes male behavior at all stages of their development

Boys Will Be Boys: The Uncomfortable Truth About Trump, America and Women

By Selena Strandberg
Think of your mind as a library

The Pot-Belly of Ignorance

By Shane Parrish
400034 01: Sushi chef Joe Bracero prepares a plate January 23, 2002 at the debut of the Sushi Doraku restaurant in South Beach, Florida. The new sushi concept restaurant created by the Benihana corp. offers customers sushi, sake and music.

Why All New Businesses Need to Think Like a Benihana Chef

By Ryan Williams
What does it take to be a great leader?

Seven Leadership Superpowers You Might Not Know You Have

By Larry Kim
You need to evaluate the amount of output you get from a team member and compare that to the amount of time and energy you have to invest in them to get that output.

Eight Kinds of Leadership Your Team Needs From You

By Victor Prince
The world needs more introverted leaders, and you can become one of them.

The Top 5 Introvert Leadership Challenges (and How to Beat Them)

By Tyler Tervooren and Emily Lundberg
Great leaders are less interested in telling every cell in their organization what to do than they are in creating an environment that allows those cells to thrive.

Three Things Great Leaders Inside Contemporary Organizations Do

By Sam Spurlin
Being an influential person has very little to do with enrolling people in your personal agenda.

The Skills You Need—But No One Tells You About—If You Want to Be Influential

By Michael Ellsberg and Bryan Franklin
Police officers salutes the casket of Officer Brent Thompson as it is escorted out of the memorial service in Dallas on July 13, 2016. Officer Thompson and four others were killed July 7 by a gunman during a protest in downtown Dallas.

What We Can Do to Support Our Men and Women in Blue

By Eric Greitens
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