The loneliness of the top job — and what to do about it
Why the people best placed to advise you are the people you can least afford to be honest with, and how to build a thinking space that's genuinely yours.
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The pattern beneath the problem
Most challenges at senior level look like strategy and turn out to be judgement. The work of writing here is to make that distinction clear, and to give the reader one idea they can use by the end of the day.
Each paragraph is set to a comfortable measure with generous leading, so a long read never feels like work. Pull-quotes, subheadings and the occasional list break the rhythm where it helps.
What to do with it
Every piece ends the same way: with something small and concrete. Insight you don’t act on is just entertainment. The aim is a single, doable shift.