Wagging the Dog
Commands Are Not Control You cannot be a self-respecting Brooklyn hipster and not have a fur baby. It’s a thing. They are as essential as flannel and irony....
Business Leadership
Memento Mori (Ep. 10)
The bold entrepreneurial journey of Attilio D’Agostino. This is less of a blog post and more of a sales pitch. What I really want you to do is...
Laurence Hillman and Richard Olivier: The Human Language for Leadership (Ep. 8)
You have probably taken one of those Left Brain Versus Right Brain Tests online. And you found yourself running down a rabbit hole of pop psychology and leadership...
Redefining Leadership: Experiments to Make a Business More Human
In alignment with our vision of making business more human, we love sharing our Be Human Project community with leaders like Jurgen Appelo. The self-proclaimed creative networker and...
Justin Woodard: Making the Invisible Visible (Ep. 5)
Like many of his generation, Earl Woodard heeded the call of his country in 1941. He joined the armed forces and within months, the young man from Farmington,...
Yet More Human
More Human: A refreshed podcast with real stories from leaders who are inspiring us to find ways to make business more human. We at the Be Human Project...
When Cleverness and Wit Won’t Fix Your Problem
Hint: They rarely fix anything Back in February, KFC had won the internet. The Yum! brand reversed the script on a big snafu in their U.K. locations. Over...
The Invisible Dynamics of Leadership with Laurence Hillman and Richard Olivier
On March 16th, we hosted our 6th Be Human Project salon featuring Laurence Hillman and Richard Olivier. The topic for this salon was the Invisible Dynamics of Leadership....
The Path to Happiness in Business
There are entire sections of bookstores related to how people can feel happier. A quick glance down one aisle and you will see titles like, “The Book of...
You Don’t Run Your Race. It Runs You.
Just a few weeks after his father died, Dad sent me an email with a registration link for the GO! St. Louis Marathon. It was January of 2005,...