Don Barden

The most remarkable leaders rarely begin their journeys believing they will one day lead others to their best tomorrow. The variable that catapults great leaders to be their best begins with simply remaining curious, asking better questions, and saying yes to opportunities others might overlook. Yet, perhaps most importantly, they never stop learning.

There is a fascinating paradox taking place in business today. The world is becoming more technological, while leadership itself is becoming more human. While artificial intelligence is transforming industries, changing job descriptions, and redefining productivity, the world continues to move forward. Yet the leaders who will ultimately thrive in this new environment may be those who understand people and the human economy better than ever before.

The greatest leaders put others ahead of themselves. They lead by example and share their wisdom with others to excel. Meet Scott Watts, leader and COO of TANK Design, an elite brand and digital experience agency that transforms stories into unforgettable experiences Perhaps one of the most interesting aspects of Scott Watts’ story is that leadership does not appear to begin and end when he walks through the office doors.