The Ladder Is Evaporating

The career path that built the American middle class is about to disappear — not from the top, but from the bottom.

Feb 15 • Christopher Myers

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When Nobody Steps Up: The Leadership Vacuum That Turned a Crisis Into a Catastrophe

The greatest danger in any crisis isn’t the crisis itself — it’s the silence where leadership should be.

Feb 10 • Christopher Myers

The Mountain and the Ticker Tape: Why the Best Leaders Learn to See What Others Can’t

Great leadership isn’t about reacting faster — it’s about seeing further.

Feb 9 • Christopher Myers

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Humility and Patience Are the Operating System

Why restraint, not brilliance, determines who survives pressure

Feb 4 • Christopher Myers

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January 2026

When the Dollar Weakens, Everything Else Starts to Feel Unstable

Why record markets and everyday strain can exist at the same time

Jan 28 • Christopher Myers

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Overthinking in an Age of Noise

Why Clarity Is Harder Now, and Why It Matters More Than Ever

Jan 27 • Christopher Myers

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Leadership Begins With Self-Command

Why the Hardest Part of Leading a Company Is Governing Yourself First

Jan 23 • Christopher Myers

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Why Excellence Is Boring

And Why That’s Exactly Why It Works

Jan 16 • Christopher Myers

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Wisdom Under Pressure

What Alfred P. Sloan and the Interwar Years Teach Us About Building Institutions That Endure

Jan 14 • Christopher Myers

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Things to Watch in 2026

The Forces Beneath the Headlines

Jan 7 • Christopher Myers

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December 2025

The Age of Asymmetry

Strategy in a world where the field is no longer level

Dec 4, 2025 • Christopher Myers

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November 2025

No Whiplash: Sharing Uncertainty Without Spreading Stress

How to think “looking up and out” while keeping your team steady enough to move.

Nov 7, 2025 • Christopher Myers

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