Category: Blog
Miniature golf, Paul Simon, and a few leadership lessons on the Appalachian Trail
I certainly will never be known as a golfer. I think the last time I golfed was 40 years ago. In...
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Two remarkable talks last week
Like many of you, I have the opportunity to listen to talks and speeches on a wide variety of...
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Happy 250th Birthday for the USA and a Few Reflections
First of all, I want to wish everyone a fantastic July 4th holiday! I feel truly blessed to be...
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Hiking the Appalachian Trail
I don’t know about you, but I knew next to nothing about the Appalachian Trail until a very good...
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Reflections on Father’s (and Grandfather’s) Day
I took a long walk last Sunday and reflected on Father’s Day from four dimensions: First,...
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My #1 Advice to Graduates in an AI-Disrupted Job Market
Almost daily I am asked by recent graduates (as well as many parents): “Harry, given the...
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What does it really mean to be human?
As you know, I spend a lot of time in my Kellogg classes and company speeches discussing the...
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5 AI Leadership Lessons From Pope Leo XIV
The entire world seems to be totally fixated on artificial intelligence, better known simply as...
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How early should children get exposed to values based leadership?
“How early should children get exposed to values based leadership?” I was asked this question the...
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How Playing Softball Made Me A Better Values-Based Leader
Growing up, I played a lot of baseball. During the summers, we started after breakfast and, with...
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Mother’s Day Reflections and Never a Dull Moment at Northwestern University
Mother’s Day is always a time of quiet self reflection for me. Even though my mother, Patricia...
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The Importance of Leading with a Values Approach
I am often asked by students and executives what is the best approach to strengthen, value, and...
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