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Fauci’s Private Diary Reveals a Leadership Problem Every Executive Should Understand

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By Jerry Colonna
| Inc. Verified
Your diary may be private. Your leadership consequences aren’t. Senator Rand Paul recently dropped Anthony Fauci’s private diaries into the national spotlight. The pages were filled with a behind-the-scenes peek at pandemic power plays, presidential gripes, and, most glaringly, a split-screen between public reassurances and private doubts. Diaries can be a lifeline for leaders. I recommend it to every client.
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A Netflix Executive’s Case Raises a Tough Question: How Much Should You Share at Work?

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By Jerry Colonna
| Inc. Verified
The line between vulnerability and oversharing is getting blurry. Former Netflix executive Kevin Baille shared something deeply personal at a company retreat. Two months later, he didn’t have a job. The oversharing that allegedly cost Baille his job was, according to a New York Post report, confiding in colleagues that he’d been undergoing ketamine therapy for clinical depression — controlled, prescribed, and supervised.
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Tim Cook’s Apple Exit Is a Master Class in Leadership Succession

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By Jerry Colonna
| Inc. Verified
Knowing when to leave is leadership, too. At the Season 4 premiere of Ted Lasso, Tim Cook and his successor John Ternus showed up on the red carpet wearing matching outfits. It was Cook’s last Apple TV premiere as CEO and Ternus’s first since Apple announced he will take the leadership position on September first. When asked how the handoff was progressing, Cook said something that great handoffs are made of: “It’s over the top great.
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