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Passing judgment is an inborn survival mechanism that helps humans discern bad from good, friend from foe, moral versus immoral. As a helpful and necessary part of life, we make judgments on a daily basis to help us navigate, interact with, and make sense of our lives and surroundings. Yet, the line between making a judgment and judging can be blurry at times. As a leader, how does one balance this paradox of judging something without being judgmental?

Leaders are not just defined by their roles at work. They are deeply shaped by their personal lives as well.

If research on narcissistic leaders has taught us anything, it is that narcissism is wrought with many conflicts of interest.

Leading is about more than being at the front of the line or getting the biggest salary.

Successful leaders in the modern world must be capable of adapting to new and shifting environments.