by Art Petty | Jan 24, 2021 | Art of Managing, Decision-Making, Emerging Leaders, High Performance Management Teams, Leadership, Leadership Caffeine, Product Management, Project Management, Strategy, The Leadership Opportunity, Think Differently
Note from Art: a version of this article appeared originally at SmartBrief on Leadership — The Need for Speed is Obvious, But Be Careful Few argue over the need for speed when responding and adapting to crisis and rapidly changing circumstances. For a few...
by Art Petty | Sep 8, 2020 | Art of Managing, Emerging Leaders, Leadership, Leadership Caffeine, Strategy, The Leadership Opportunity, Think Differently
Note from Art: This article appeared originally as a feature at SmartBrief on Leadership. Why Thinking Differently About Leading and Managing is So Critical and How to Jumpstart It It wasn’t long ago when the phrase “think differently” evoked images...
by Art Petty | Jun 16, 2020 | High Performance Management Teams, Leadership, Leadership and Management Book Talk Podcast
It’s always a privilege and great fun to connect with my good friend and podcasting buddy, Wally Bock, to talk about the books we love. For this show, we reflected back on what now seems like a long time ago, the first quarter of 2020, and picked our favorite...
by Art Petty | May 6, 2020 | Art of Managing, Career, Emerging Leaders, Leadership, Leadership and Management Book Talk Podcast, Leadership Caffeine, Leadership Power-Ups, Management Innovation, Strategy, Think Differently
I use the word “fun” a great deal to describe these podcasts with my friend, Wally Bock. There’s something about this collaboration that just works for both of us, starting with our shared passion for reading and uncovering great books that make us...
by Art Petty | Mar 4, 2020 | Emerging Leaders, Leadership, Leadership Caffeine, Leadership Caffeine Podcast
The best leadership book I’ve encountered in years isn’t ostensibly about leading. The book is Teaching by Heart: One Professor’s Journey to Inspire, by Thomas J. DeLong at Harvard. I was initially drawn to the book because of my passion for...
