Craig’s unashamed plug for the unrecognized growth potential of The Bernbach School (TBS).

Most effective leaders do not leave happiness to chance. They manage their own levels of life satisfaction for higher levels of effectiveness and career endurance. And, of course, they manage the well-being of those they lead for both ethical and practical reasons.

Today, Craig offers some thoughts to counter disappointment, uncertainty, and loneliness.

Today’s TBS ThinkPiece talks about cognition- the mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses.

Today’s TBS ThinkPiece is devoted to and in support of people of a certain age, baby boomers, those you sometimes think should consider retiring.

Channeling Mark Twain – “age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter”.

Today, Craig encourages us to think about becoming more self-absorbed.

As ideas can come from anywhere, so too can talented people, particularly these days as a result of the pandemic.

Let’s ‘make it so’, evangelized by Jean-Luc Picard of Star Trek fame.

Craig has read all of General McChrystal’s books which cover different aspects of leadership.

His new one, Risk: A User’s Guide by General Stanley McChrystal (US Army, retired).

I’m about a third of the way through it.

I couldn’t wait until the end to tell you about it.

Today Craig makes his case for talking small as we gingerly creep back to the office.

The subject of biometrics has been gripping Craig these past few months.

As is the case throughout the world technology leads; privacy laws, governance and ethics tend to lag.

To kick off our third season of TBS ThinkPiece, Craig talks us through his views on the future of identity.

Today’s TBS TP is a tale of two Roger’s, encouraging us all to think up.