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Learning to Step Back
A common practice among some leaders is to tell people how to do something without ever telling them the mission or explaining why the...
by W. Gary Gore
Aug 9, 2021


How Do You Measure Success?
One of my top-ten favorite leadership insights comes from the line in Talladega Nights when Ricky Bobby quotes his highly dysfunctional...
Mike Gore
Jul 29, 2021


The Absence of Conflict Is Resentment
How do you know when a relationship is in real danger? When the other person stops talking. Contrary to what many believe, the absence of...
Mike Gore
Jul 6, 2021


Leaders Learn
"The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing." —Socrates One of the real marks of humility is having a genuine curiosity and...
by W. Gary Gore
Jun 30, 2021


Leaders Eat Last
"Great leaders would sooner sacrifice what is theirs to save what is ours. They would never sacrifice what is ours to save what is...
by W. Gary Gore
Jun 15, 2021


Two Most Important Words for Assessing Talent
Are you an “and” or a “but”? The answer may determine how far you go in life. In a recent video, Nick Saban—Head Coach of the University...
Mike Gore
Jun 3, 2021


Humility
In Jim Collins iconic book, Good to Great, he sets about to benchmark all U.S. corporations to discover which had made the leap from...
by W. Gary Gore
May 25, 2021


A Good Example Outweighs Good Advice
As Kem Wilson reminded us at The Center in Memphis, “A good example has twice the value of good advice. It is not what you say, it is not...
Mike Gore
May 21, 2021


Culture Change that Sticks
Who is responsible for the organizational culture? I have asked this question many times, and answers vary. However, what I usually hear...
Mike Gore
May 18, 2021
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