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Leadership

How CEO’s think

I just had a 10 minute chat with the CEO of  a major bank here in Australia – top 20 in market capitilization in the world – I asked him a few questions and I thought I would share his answers. On reading: He doesn’t read business books, as he finds them boring and repetitive. What does [...]

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Lessons from the best

I came across this email today from someone I trust: Finally, I thought I would share some advice and words of wisdom that I received recently from one of Australia’s leading and most experienced business leaders. The biggest lesson in business is that you never stop learning. Always be open to new ideas, to new [...]

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Find your own path.

Leaders should have mentors, they should consciously select their heroes, but ultimately they lived in different times, under different circumstances. We must find our own path and make our own decisions (and mistakes). 1. Remember there is no perfect leader. We all have our own style, and the elements of style – leadership – dictate [...]

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Leaders must raise the bar

I’ve been writing about how leaders infuse the companies with their values, and how one of those core values really must be one of innovation. But people listen to what they see, not what you say. Therefore, if you’re aim is develop an innovative culture, then you must reward risk taking. And be prepared for [...]

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Leadership ethics versus pragmatism

I was watching ABC’s Q&A last night, and as usual there was much debate about the recent Australian election and how Tony Abbott leader of the opposition was a man of conviction who was bending his beliefs to get into power. The question is one of pragmatism; doing what it takes to win. But should [...]

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