Tanaka in Three

Clarity feels safe. It tells us exactly what will happen, so we never have to risk being wrong. Direction is different — it doesn't promise certainty, only movement. And movement is powerful precisely because it doesn't wait for permission from certainty. Comfort keeps you safe. Direction moves you forward.

I often hear people say: “I don't want to make the wrong move.” But no move is often the most costly decision.

Most leaders don't burn out. They bore out.There's a difference — and it's costing you more than you think.Dame Evelyn Glennie is profoundly deaf and one of the world's greatest percussionists. She doesn't just hear music; she feels it. Her secret isn't discipline alone. It's that she never stopped playing.Here are 3 lessons leaders can steal from her

You want to create a new habit: MBTAM

This is the 1st of many interviews of executive's plans to retire