Videos

No one is an expert in leadership - we're all students. Even the most accomplished leaders have an immense amount of curiosity. There is always more to know, Simon Sinek shares.

All too often we speak of others outside of their presence, including when we recognize them. Patrick Lencioni reminds us to share back with that person we are discussing, as direct recognition goes a long way.

Jay Shetty highlights the paradox of how our world is transforming in a way we wouldn’t wish for as we pursue advances we believe we need.

Colin Powell talks about trust as THE key characteristic to effective leadership for good. Leaders are people who are trusted by followers

Siegfried Hoenle explains the importance of approaching leadership as an ever-evolving relationship. It is up to others to decide if you are a leader.

Named as one of the top 15 business thinkers in the world, Daniel Pink is the author of several bestsellers on work, business and behavior. In this video animation of his talk to the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA), the real truth behind motivation is revealed.

Richard Williams (stage name Prince Ea) is an American spoken-word artist, poet, and filmmaker. In this video he challenges us to never live with regret on what we did NOT do. Human potential and the ability to “strengthen your core” is a choice. What will you choose?

This isn’t a get-rich quick scheme. It’s about how to change your brain. How to rewire the neurons through visualization. As Mel Robbins – an expert in change, human behavior and mindset - says, “this isn’t woo-woo stuff, it’s science based.” And, when practiced, it will change your life.

Sustainable impact from great leadership takes time. It’s the accumulation of a lot of little things. In his 5-minute video, Simon Sinek - author, motivational speaker and organizational consultant - shares his views on the importance of commitment and consistency of “simple” leadership behaviors.