Influence Is Like Water. Always Flowing Somewhere.

During The Ten Years I Lived In The U.k., I Frequently Attended An Anglican Church Just Outside Of London. I Enjoyed The Energetic Singing And The Thoughtful Homilies. And Yet, I Found It Easy To Be A Pew Warmer, A Consumer, A Back Row Critic.

Innovation Is The Only Insurance Against Irrelevance.

In A Well-functioning Democracy, Citizens Have The Option Of Voting Their Political Masters Out Of Office. Not So In Most Companies.

A Titled Leader Relies Heavily On Positional Power To Get Things Done; A Natural Leader Is Able To Mobilize Others Without The Whip Of Formal Authority.

Businesses Fail When They Over-invest In What Is At The Expense Of What Could Be.