Steering the Craft · Edition 9
Living at the Speed of Life
I remember my father coming home from work and telling us about a course he had attended on time management.
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Reflections on strategic leadership — published as a biweekly LinkedIn newsletter and archived here. Three additional pieces are available only on the site.

Steering the Craft · Edition 9
I remember my father coming home from work and telling us about a course he had attended on time management.
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In my thirties, I had this constant awareness that I, my surroundings, and my life conditions were not as I felt they should be.
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As the generous golden sunlight of August arrives, we find ourselves back in the comfort of our daily lives.
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Today, many of us are leaving our place in the production of the crowded world and moving towards the green fields and open seas of leisure as summer vacation arrives.
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I believe that it is always worth remaining with a question a little longer than one feels compelled to. This is my first attempt to describe what happens when I follow through on this intention.
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You can take too much of a good thing. But you can also take too much of the difficult.
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That question is the invitation to write about something I have carried for years and rarely tried to put into so few lines: integrity.
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In my first article I tried to put words to the distinction between state and movement in an organisation — something I have spent a long time searching for the right language to describe.
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There are moments when a quiet unease appears in the middle of conversations about strategy and development.
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There are moments in my work where I find myself less occupied with what an organisation is trying to do, and more with how it seems to be.
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What matters most in a leader's account is rarely what appears to be the core of the matter, but the place where the story loses its smooth progression.
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These reflections are based on my work with leaders over time. They usually begin in the same place.
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