by Moshe Engelberg | Amare Wave Wednesday
Gaining a Long-Term Perspective as a Leader Do you get so involved working in your business that you forget to work on the business? You would not be alone. Many leaders spend almost all their time putting out fires, keeping up with emails, and otherwise dealing with... by Moshe Engelberg | Amare Wave Wednesday
What Being a Giving Leader Looks Like Giving generously starts with an open heart, a positive belief in human nature, and faith that giving is part of a virtuous cycle. As a leader, you can give in so many ways – give people a chance, give people autonomy, give... by Moshe Engelberg | Amare Wave Wednesday
War, Business, & You An essential part of the Amare Way is living in alignment with your values, while responding to the moment at hand. At this moment, Russia is waging a violent war on Ukraine. If this war doesn’t align with your values, respond by donating... by Moshe Engelberg | Amare Wave Wednesday
Why Saying “I Don’t Know” Really Matters When I consult on innovation and transformation projects, I sometimes see teams confuse what they assume or want to be true, with facts and real truth. Often without knowing it. For some, it happens when not knowing makes... by Moshe Engelberg | Amare Wave Wednesday
Ask Not How Little, But How Much You Can Offer In 1998, when entrepreneur and activist Dan Pallotta came up with the idea of three-day walks for breast cancer, the big innovation was asking participants to do as much as they could – training for six months, raising... by Moshe Engelberg | Amare Wave Wednesday
Your Most Important Leadership Job? Not What You Think! Leaders, by definition, have followers. It’s natural to presume therefore, that a main indicator of leadership success, maybe the most important, is number of followers. We see that dynamic played out with...