Love as a KPI

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We are solving for a world where organizations are driven by Love for people — improving outcomes for shareholders, employees, customers and members of communities-at-large.

09/03/2026

Why do some organizations produce commitment, sound decisions, and consistent ex*****on while others remain trapped in friction, delay, and disengagement?

Love as a KPI offers one way to answer that question.

I define love as the perspective, posture, and practice of prioritizing the true needs and betterment of another.

The video explains how that definition becomes an organizational practice with measurable consequences.

Love, operationalized as a set of principles and criteria for how an organization operates, can amplify material busines...
08/31/2026

Love, operationalized as a set of principles and criteria for how an organization operates, can amplify material business outcomes beyond what might otherwise be achieved, while also leaving people better.

I’ve named five indicators of Love that can be experienced, observed and assessed: empathy, generosity, grace, truth and sacrifice.

Each offers a different way to examine what Love produces, in practice.

Here’s one finding on generosity.

How do we build the most efficient organization?
08/25/2026

How do we build the most efficient organization?

Love, operationalized as a set of principles and criteria for how an organization operates, can amplify material busines...
08/24/2026

Love, operationalized as a set of principles and criteria for how an organization operates, can amplify material business outcomes beyond what might otherwise be achieved, while also leaving people better.

I’ve named five indicators of Love that can be experienced, observed and operationalized: empathy, generosity, grace, truth and sacrifice.

Each offers a different way to examine what Love produces in practice.

Here’s one finding on empathy.

08/20/2026

What if you viewed Love not as an emotional state, but as a design principle: a fixed constraint that shapes strategic and operational models and decisions.

Viewed this way, Love changes the questions leaders ask when setting strategy, writing policy, allocating resources, designing products, and leading teams.

It becomes evident through five indicators: empathy, generosity, grace, truth, and sacrifice.

And the outcomes that follow create conditions people are more willing to commit to, which is what performance runs on over time.

I’m exploring this relationship more deeply in the next phase of my work, starting with the challenges leaders are navigating and the organizational conditions that keep them in place. If you’re a leader, I’d value your perspective. The diagnostic takes just a few minutes: https://lnkd.in/ejTmvVPZ

The degree to which an organization succeeds over the long term depends in large part on the commitment of its people. W...
08/18/2026

The degree to which an organization succeeds over the long term depends in large part on the commitment of its people. When people see the organization’s goals as their own, they invest more of themselves, exercise judgment on its behalf, and go beyond what might reasonably be expected.

𝗛𝗼𝘄𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿 ...Commitment grows when people see evidence that the organization is as invested in 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘪𝘳 success as it asks them to be in its own.

P.S. I’m currently studying the challenges and conditions leaders are navigating. If you lead within an organization, I’d value your perspective.

The diagnostic takes just a few minutes to complete: https://lnkd.in/ejTmvVPZ

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08/13/2026

Some organizations sustain performance year after year. Others, with similar strategy, talent, and resources, stall. One variable explains the difference.

Strategy matters. Talent matters. Capital and technology matter. Each one plays its part, and each one has a ceiling on what it explains about why some organizations keep performing over the long run.

The variable that ties it together is human commitment: what people are willing to give to the work, to each other, and to the organization.

Here’s the part leaders can act on. Commitment doesn’t appear on demand.

LOVE as an operating principle lets leaders make the decisions and build the conditions where human commitment flourishes.

Strategy tells you where to go. Human commitment determines whether the organization gets there.

A quick ask for the leaders in my network.I’ve built a short diagnostic to better understand the challenges leaders are ...
08/10/2026

A quick ask for the leaders in my network.

I’ve built a short diagnostic to better understand the challenges leaders are navigating and the organizational conditions that keep them in place. It takes just a few minutes to complete:

https://utibe-xjpietby.scoreapp.com/

Your responses will help inform the next phase of my work on how Love, revealed in people and operationalized through organizational systems, can improve business performance.

Individual reports unlock after 25 responses, and I’ll also share what I’m learning from the collective results.

Thank you for helping me pressure-test this. Link also in Bio

Love shapes those conditions, which is why it belongs in every conversation about organizational performance.
08/04/2026

Love shapes those conditions, which is why it belongs in every conversation about organizational performance.

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