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Your whole team agrees with you, and nothing changes. Leisa lays out why nice people don’t follow through, then hands you the meeting, the agreement, and the exact scripts to get from “I know I should” to “it’s done.”
Your whole team agrees with you, and nothing changes. Leisa lays out why nice people don’t follow through, then hands you the meeting, the agreement, and the exact scripts to get from “I know I should” to “it’s done.”
Most leaders think of imposter syndrome as something their people bring to work. Mary Herbert and Dr. Giselle Flores Martin think leaders hand out a good deal of it themselves, and they explain how.
Does a mental health diagnosis mean a lighter sentence? Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter compare psychosis with personality disorders in court, from the Lindsay Clancy case to why Bill favors protection over punishment.
We close out the Radicalized series with The Order, digging into a real white supremacist split between patience and action, a gritty 1970s look, and two British actors playing Americans.