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Complexity Is the Silent Killer

January 31, 2026 Andrew Almazan

A publicity still of the Escher Room from Jim Henson's Labyrinth. Orig. found via Pinterest.

Recent survey data from PwC’s 2026 Global CEO Survey found that only 30% of CEOs are confident about revenue growth this year — a five-year low. A well-oiled process where every stakeholder knows the part they play and EXACTLY WHAT'S AT STAKE IF THEY PLAY IT WELL should fire off like a healthy nervous system. Every system is triggered with agility, precision, and with no wasted energy. Here’s what leaders of small and mid-size businesses can do now to manage complexity before it manages YOU 🫵

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In Operations, Leadership Tags Operations, Scaling, Business Strategy, Business Outlook, Economics
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Discovering Bravery Within: How I Left the Dungeon, Faced the Dragon, and Built My Own Guild

June 4, 2025 Andrew Almazan

Explore the lore of Brave Leadership Guild. I hope it helps be a guiding light to you if you ever find yourself at a professional crossroads.

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In About Me, Leadership, Self Development Tags Career Growth, Crossroads, Personal Growth, Level Up, Executive Coaching
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Don't Become Another Negative Statistic in a Best-Selling Book

February 10, 2025 Andrew Almazan

In today’s uncertain business world, leadership is about transparency, empathy, and bravery. This post shares 5 key ways leaders can navigate the storm with clarity and emotional intelligence, strengthening their team’s resilience. Ready to lead with heart and vision? Let’s dive in.

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In Leadership Tags Leadership, Empathy Leadership, Career Growth, Executive Coaching, Business Leadership, Employee Engagement, Workplace Culture, Adaptability
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