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If you're invested in becoming a better leader, The Good Boss is a natural complement to what you'll find here. Both publications are grounded in the belief that great leadership is practical, not theoretical, and that the gap between knowing and doing is where most leaders get stuck. The Good Boss delivers sharp, no-nonsense frameworks and systems for the realities of managing people day to day. Worth adding to your reading list.
The Space Between is a weekly newsletter for founders and leaders who sense there's a third gear available to them, one where performance and genuine human connection don't compete, they compound. Marc calls it "The Third Space," and once you see it, you can't unsee it. His writing is sharp, conceptually rich, and grounded in real coaching work with creative teams. If you're trying to build a culture that moves fast and means something, this is worth your inbox.
Check Kurt out! He writes for mid-career leaders who know they’re capable of more but are stuck carrying too much, earning too little relative to their impact, and waiting on systems that won’t change.
Clear, grounded thinking from someone who's been inside the rooms and decided to stop pretending certainty is the same as wisdom. If you're a leader navigating the AI moment with your eyes open, Diamantino's work will give you language for what you're already carrying.
Daniel's newsletter is for operational leaders who are tired of leadership content that sounds good in a keynote but evaporates on the plant floor. He writes about the systems, habits, and structures that make leadership teams execute reliably, not just aspire. If you're serious about building teams that perform when it counts, this one is worth your time!
The focus here on leadership, culture, and managing teams always comes back to what matters most: how we connect, communicate, and show up for people. It’s practical, real, and easy to apply. Highly recommend!
