Five years ago, I started writing about leadership in public. I had no audience. No credentials that would impress anyone outside a hospital. No network in the world I was trying to enter. What I had was a specific point of view that nobody else had: What emergency medicine and life teach us about leading […]
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BlogNobody told me leadership would feel this lonely. Nobody tells anyone. You get promoted. The congratulations come in. Then the room changes. People stop telling you the truth. Conversations get careful. Your problems become too big to share with peers and too vulnerable to share up. You are surrounded by people. And
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People don’t cause most recurring problems. Systems cause them.
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