Enjoyed this conversation, thanks Lenny. I love how he emphasizes "doing" vs. just "knowing." You can't just know about the game... you have to "get out on the court" and practice/play!
Looking forward to reading (and applying) Prof Pfeffer's book.
Thanks so much for sharing. A great conversation. Love the "friction" vs "force" aspect. We all need to be clear on what we want, ask for what we want, be generous and pursue weak ties! So helpful. So inspiring. I had to listen twice to catch everything you said. So many stories.
You can have power or autonomy but you can't have both...
I loved this particular reflection. Really "profound". Thank you!
Enjoyed this conversation, thanks Lenny. I love how he emphasizes "doing" vs. just "knowing." You can't just know about the game... you have to "get out on the court" and practice/play!
Looking forward to reading (and applying) Prof Pfeffer's book.
Thanks so much for sharing. A great conversation. Love the "friction" vs "force" aspect. We all need to be clear on what we want, ask for what we want, be generous and pursue weak ties! So helpful. So inspiring. I had to listen twice to catch everything you said. So many stories.
You can have power or autonomy but you can't have both...
I loved this particular reflection. Really "profound". Thank you!