To move forward with courage in the face of daunting circumstances isn’t for the faint of heart. Yet, in the dynamic business world, board members, leaders, and entrepreneurs often find themselves standing on the precipice of daunting decisions and uncertainties, requiring courage to take the next step. While intimidating and laden with potential risks and…
By Carey Lohrenz Today the 123rd meeting between Army and Navy will take place in Philadelphia, PA. The Army-Navy Game is one of the nation’s oldest football rivalries, dating back to 1890. The United States Naval Academy and United States Military meet every December as the Navy Midshipmen and Army Cadets play in one of…
In a world that often feels like it’s in constant flux, one thing remains unchanged: the power of gratitude. Have you ever paused to think about the power of a simple “Thank you”? Gratitude, often overlooked in the hustle and bustle of leadership, is more than good manners. It’s a game-changer—not just a feel-good emotion;…
As a Navy fighter pilot, communication isn’t just a tool in my arsenal—it’s my lifeline. Amid the roaring engines and radio static, a clear, timely message can be the difference between a successful mission and a catastrophe. This principle isn’t just for the cockpit; it’s an essential truth for leaders across all sectors. In the…
In this special Season 2 opener, Carey welcomes author, speaker, researcher, and staunch advocate of Positive Psychology to her office, Shawn Achor.
How can you fly your plane with your fuel tank near empty? Or when your autopilot is incapable of meeting the dynamic challenges at hand? What do you do when you’re feeling drained, uninspired, and just plain meh? Given that I’m a fighter pilot, you can probably guess what I am going to tell you to do.
Carla Harris, the vice-chairman, managing director, and senior client advisor at Morgan Stanley, steps into Carey’s office this week.
Renowned reinvention expert and top business thinker, Dorie Clark takes a seat in Carey’s office this week.
You’ve likely experienced burnout at some point in your career—a sense that you are overwhelmed, struggling to feel a sense of professional accomplishment or efficacy, and lacking support and empathy from those around you. In the past couple of years, many of us have seen up close the symptoms of burnout in our colleagues, and may even have felt them ourselves: low energy or exhaustion or feeling negatively or disconnected from one’s job.
Sergeant Major Keith Craig is a public speaker, Hollywood entertainment executive, and decorated U.S. Army Veteran.
