Insights
Coffee first. Clarity second.
Most of these essays began the same way:
with a cup of coffee and a question that wouldn’t leave me alone.
I write to think. To slow down ideas before they turn into advice. To examine leadership where it becomes complex: under pressure, in transition, in moments that don’t fit neatly into frameworks.
These essays are not polished conclusions. They are structured reflections.
Featured essays
The hero leader is a scalability bug
I believed that the best leaders are indispensable. How wrong was I?
Olvass tovább
AI is a great coach — Until it isn’t
AI is a surprisingly good coach. And at the same time, a surprisingly bad one. The interesting part is not choosing a side. It is understanding where one ends and the other begins.
Olvass tovább
How to choose your rocky, happy road
Wealth without contentment is incomplete, and that contentment without realism can quickly turn into anxiety. What to do when you stand at a career crossroads?
Olvass tovább
Generations' different futures
Gen X, Millenials, Gen Z. How differently do we relate to time, (un)certainty, and possibility in the mirror of the different generations?
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Not techincal enough?
A very on-the-skin example about ho communication and leadership styles don’t always fit a narrow mold. And that can influence how you're percieved.
Olvass tovább
Most essays are first published on Substack.
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