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“Genius is in making complex ideas simple,not in making simple ideas complex.” -Albert Einstein What insights, knowledge and tools do leaders need to tap into the genius in themselves and others? What do Leaders have to practice to ensure their organizations are sustainably profitable in light of exponential change we see if the world today? In episode 1: The Technology and Art of Business – I shared several key questions to get the conversation started regarding the art of business. What I’d like the focus of LLC to be is simple: How do Leaders do that, every day, all along the way? Where do we start? Think: Win, win, or no deal.įrom their teachings, we already know WHAT to do. Thought leaders who have all weighed in on this topic. Mike Myatt (another maverick CEO coach), Deming, Bennis, Drucker. Edwards Deming wrote about it in “Out of the crisis” originally published in 1982. The conversation about the leadership crisis isn’t new. 89% believe reengineering to improve leadership is a priority in the year ahead.92% of leaders believe it’s critical to redesign their organizations.What’s your opinion? What is the true art of business? Do you believe we’re in the midst of a Leadership crisis? If so, you’re in good company…Īn article entitled “FORTUNE’S 21ST Century CORPORATION” published in the June 2016 edition, cites the following research findings based on surveys of Fortune 500 companies Question #1 – Do you think greater clarity, focus, accountability, and commitment would improve the performance or your leadership team and your organization? Today’s episode is an Introduction to the technology and art of business conversations. Welcome back! This is Part 2 of my introduction to the context of the “ Lucrative Leadership Conversations” podcast.