LeadershipNow 140: December 2025 Compilation

Here is a selection of Posts from December 2025 that you will want to check out:

• From Manager to Strategist: How to Use Strategy Tools to See Your Situation Clearly by @artpetty
• The myth of 'just let your work speak for itself' Influence by @artpetty (Fitness Series #1) There’s an X-factor that too many good people overlook: influence born of relationships in the right places.
• Why Clarity Emerges From Chaos by Matt Lambert
• Design Is Not Dying by Bryan Chou The core value is no longer: “I made this.” It becomes: “I helped us choose this, and avoid many wrong directions.”
• The Destructive Power of “Microsteps” in the Wrong Direction by @PhilCooke
• Why Advertising on the Super Bowl Makes More Sense Than Ever @MusebyClio It remains the only cultural phenomenon capable of captivating more than 100 million pairs of eyeballs at the exact same time.
• How Has Your Leadership Been Shaped By The People You Have Met Along The Way? by @TerriKlass
• An Encouragement from Jane Austen on her 250th Birthday by @PhilCooke
• Interview by @jamesstrock with David S. Brown, author of In the Arena: Theodore Roosevelt in War, Peace, and Revolution
• Courage Is The First Virtue by @jamesstrock Ahmed El Ahmed Inspires World With Kinetic Courage.
• Do What Others Won’t Do (And You’ll Have What Others Won’t Have) by @AlanSteinJr
• What Every Leader Should Know About Inspiring Others by @DanReiland
• Doom Earth: How advertising's timeline was ruptured via @shotscreative We were promised art. We got algorithm.
• Why the Human Brain Loves Novelty — and How Communicators Can Use It by @PhilCooke
• Emergent Creativity and the Idea of AI as Theft by Matt Lambert
• There’s Someone Who Needs You Today via @TheDaily_Coach
• The Leadership Playbook of Champions: Effort, Alignment, and the Grind by @BrianKDodd
• Sweat Now or Bleed Later by @KevinPaulScott
• The Rise of Slow Computing by Chris Dowd via @collabfund
• 5 Questions To Help You Audit Your Leadership Capabilities by @JosephLalonde

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