The Posts You Might Have Missed (And Should Read)
Essential reads for thoughtful leaders
Hi Timeless Leaders,
This week I'm resurfacing some of my meatier posts since January. My hope is that you'll dive into one or two pieces you missed and discover something meaningful for your leadership journey.
Historically Minded Reflections
In March when we changed our clocks, I wrote about units and systems of time, how hard it is to change them, and yet, how much we continue to try.
In April I wrote about the US Constitution, and lessons it holds for everyday leaders.
Business & Tech
I used to teach history, and the Timeless Leader model is built on an understanding of what sort of leadership legacy lasts. I also write about the present and the future, and trends that leaders have to contend with and master right now.
To start the year, I made a case for why email - not social media - should be at the center of your growth strategy:
A lot of actionable AI content doesn’t say much about the bigger social and economic questions it raises. In this post, I wrote about what everyday people should actually do if Artificial General Intelligence is actually around the corner:
“Newsletter” Style Updates
Some of my most personal posts show how I'm applying the ideas of Timeless Leadership in real time.
Six weeks ago, I shared how I'm trying to lead everywhere at once - in my business, family, and community:
In early May, I reflected on my experience coaching in two mastermind groups and what they reveal about developing leaders:
Join the Conversation
Some of my posts have also been focused on helping you make the best of your experience as a subscriber. I invited you to subscribe to two new sections I added (which will soon have more posts), and to reply to my emails to improve their deliverability (and make a human connection).
Finally, I invited you to join the paid tier of this Substack - which is focused on bringing you all together for live Zoom calls on the first Thursday of each month.
Next one is this week. Maybe I’ll see you there?
Thanks for reading,
-Joe
PS. Do you have a favorite post from the past few months? Send me a message or drop a comment and let me know!