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Video Napoleon Hill Institute Chairman David Meltzer: Why wisdom beats wealth

He was a millionaire nine months out of law school. Then he had to knock on his mother's door and tell her she was losing her house.

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Video Torch CEO Heather Conklin: Why human leadership matters more in the AI era

Torch CEO Heather Conklin on why the machines are shining a light on weaknesses that were always there.

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Video Ampleo Chief Growth Officer Joe Grover: Why failure is every entrepreneur’s greatest teacher

He spent a decade as a venture-backed CMO and a stretch as a turnaround CEO. The setbacks proved more useful than the wins.

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Video Fast Slow Motion Founder & CEO John Burdett: How to build a business that runs without you

The Fast Slow Motion CEO on faith, gratitude, and building a company that doesn't need you.

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Video Breakthrough Leadership Group Founder Jill Schulman: Why bravery is a trainable leadership skill

The founder of Breakthrough Leadership Group on uncertainty, difficult conversations, and what fear costs a company.

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Blog When the world breaks down, someone has to figure it out

Companies solve supply chain problems fast, easy, and almost never cost-effectively. The bill comes later.

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Blog The machine and the system: IBM, apartheid, and the question of corporate complicity

IBM maintained that it could not control how its products were used.

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Blog The bill always comes due

The tobacco case is not primarily a story about product harm.

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Blog The bill comes due

For the first time, a jury ruled that the architecture of a social media platform is a defective product.

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Blog Alan Mulally and the Ford turnaround

Ford had not hired an outsider as CEO in its 103-year history.

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Blog Performing vs. leading

Nobody becomes a hollow leader all at once. It happens over coffee, between two jokes, in the jolliest, friendliest spirit.

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Blog "I've heard from a lot of people"

No names, no sources, no accountability. A grenade tossed into a dinner conversation, and the thrower walks away clean.

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