So much of our #success depends on building organizations in which we feel safe to speak up, to learn, and (yes) to #fail

Thank you #NBIM for inviting me to speak at the 2024 Investment Conference. You can watch a recap here (my talk starts at 1:08!) nbim.no/en/the-fund/in…

A spectacular reminder from a follower on LinkedIn...if we are to succeed in new territory, we must be willing to encounter #IntelligentFailure along the way!

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To honor the 20th year of the Financial Times Schroders Business #BookoftheYear award, Andrew Hill asked past winners (a talented group I'm still shocked to be included amongst!) to reflect on our favorite biz books...here are my answers! Kate Moore Bryce G. Hoffman ft.com/content/7f5538…

A fantastic—and succinct!—clip from my compelling chat with Kaihan Krippendorff of Outthinker a few weeks ago.

For more on how to create #PsychologicalSafety to allow people to fail well, listen to the full 🎙 episode here: outthinker.com/podcast/

#Failure can be one of our most effective teachers. Just ask Ray Dalio, who credits an early-career failure with shifting his mindset from thinking 'I'm right' to asking, 'How do I know I'm right?'

Quote from p168 in #RightKindofWrong 📕 Grab a copy here: bit.ly/RKWBook

So you failed...now what? These are 3 tips I talk about in #RightKindofWrong that can help you learn from your #failure and get back to pursuing your goals 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣

I was delighted to contribute the foreword to Jeff Wetzler’s fantastic—and urgently needed—upcoming book, Ask 📘 It's full of tools & insights that make research like mine actionable for managers and leaders everywhere. A must-read! amzn.to/43LAmop #AskApproach

Love these quotes (that I am pleasantly surprised I said!) from my interview w/ Joshua Steinfeldt on #TheCourageousLife pod🎙 We had an engaging & insightful convo about #failure , #curiosity , and much more...listen to the full ep here or wherever you get pods practicingcourage.com

Failures may never be fun, but with practice using new tools and insights, they can become less painful and easier to learn from.

Quote from pg. 48 of #RightKindOfWrong ...grab your copy here to learn about strategies for #reframing #failure : bit.ly/RKWBook

And indeed Jen Heemstra this compelling #Purpose shines through everything you do...

Amy Edmondson Amy Edmondson the author of #RightKindOfWrong speaks to Louise Lyons about psychological safety and learning to fail well.

Watch the full interview recorded at the 2024 Quality Forum in London: youtu.be/J-4it0Q781U

#Quality2024 #QualityImprovement

I had the chance to start reading #MangoMoment and it's wonderful - moving, poignant, important. It was impossible to shed a - mostly happy - tear while reading Kris Vanhaecht #KindnessWorks