Trending leadership advice from the most successful people in the world.

Eliah Drinkwitz

University of Missouri, Head Football Coach

Balance challenge and encouragement

Joe Scarlett

Tractor Supply Company, Former CEO

Be a "no secrets" company

Allan Thygesen

Docusign, CEO

Embrace "bottom-up" innovation if you want to keep the best talent

Chris Kempczinski

McDonald's, CEO

Prioritize connection in times of crisis

Rob Manfred

MLB, Commissioner

Weather pushback with confidence

Sarah Gibson Tuttle

Olive & June, Founder and CEO

Don’t confuse your personal taste with customer needs

Rob Manfred

MLB, Commissioner

Stay out of "defensive mode"

Mark Pincus

Zynga, Founder and Former CEO

Saying the hard truth is hard (but vital)

Ginni Rometty

IBM, Former Chairman and CEO

Don't shy away from your chance to be a role model

John Donahoe

Stanford University, Director of Athletics

Enjoy the moment, in the moment

Brian Niccol

Starbucks, CEO

Attract great talent by embracing ideas

Pat Kelsey

University of Louisville, Head Coach of Men's Basketball

Keep reminding everybody what the standard is

John Mackey

Whole Foods Market, Cofounder and former CEO

Look for opportunities for other brands to grow with you

Bob Jordan

CEO, Southwest Airlines

Approach problems with intellectual honesty, not wishful thinking

Dan Cathy

Chick-fil-A, Chairman and former CEO

Innovation today prepares you for tomorrow