Ed Robinson’s Blog
Meetings Aren’t the Problem—Misunderstanding Leadership Is Why CEOs and Business Owners Need to Rethink Meetings and Their Role I’m always fascinated by leaders who complain about being in too many meetings. At a…
Sixty Comes Faster Than You Think: 31 Lessons for a Life That Matters
Introduction – Life Lessons Learned at 60 Sixty has a way of sneaking up on you. It doesn’t arrive gradually. It shows up all at once—like a quiet tap on the shoulder, reminding…
A Leadership Conversation with Jesus of Nazereth
The Setting: The Hills of Galilee – The Night Before The Sermon on the Mount Evening settles over the hills of Galilee. The last light brushes the limestone cliffs of Arbel before fading…
For Leaders, Spring Is a Choice: Planting the Seeds for What Comes Next
For Leaders, Spring Is a Choice: Planting the Seeds for What Comes Next I’ve always loved the changing of the seasons. There’s something grounding about it. A quiet reminder that everything has its…
What Drives Business Value (And How Smart Owners Build It Before a Sale)
Introduction: The Truth Most Owners Miss Most conversations about business value start in the wrong place. They start with a multiple someone heard at dinner. Or a number floated by a broker. Or…
Why New Ventures Never Get to the Next Level
Why New Ventures Never Get to the Next Level in Lower Middle Market Companies and Startups In my experience, most new ventures do not fail because the original idea was weak. They fail…
The Discipline of Being Present: Why Attention Matters in Work and Life
Why Being Present Is One of the Most Valuable Things We Can Give At work, at home, and everywhere in between Many people struggle to stay fully present in both their professional and…
The Mirror Test: 5 Truths About Leadership Accountability Every Leader Must Face
The Mirror Test: Five Hard Truths About Leadership Accountability Leadership conversations often revolve around strategy, vision, and growth plans. Those things matter. But after years of working with business owners and executives, I’ve…
Leadership Is Always on Stage
Leadership Is Always on Stage Every morning when a leader walks into the workplace, something important happens—whether they realize it or not. People watch. They watch how the leader greets people. They notice…
Management vs Leadership: The Journey from Manager to True Leader
Management vs Leadership: The Journey from Manager to True Leader Part of my work — and frankly, part of my calling — is helping participants in my Vistage Emerging Leader and Advancing Leader…
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