Lead the Adventure

03/11/2021

Cultivating a Bias-for-Action is key to success in any field. Stay intentional about your action and your rest. Action and progress over busyness and motion. I outline three pitfalls to avoid and three tips for breaking out of the doldrums. Let me know what you think of the article.

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02/27/2020

New blog up Monday! Hop on the train...

Written by Scott Gilbert | I am on a train headed up the Eastern Seaboard as I write this and I am contemplating the many different reasons why people are on this train. I have seen Amish families using the train as a low-tech way to visit family far away, overheard a young

04/05/2019

Get outside & adventure this weekend! What’s your adventure story?

03/15/2019

New post up today discussing the paradox of Slow is Smooth & Smooth is Fast. Like & share the link. || http://www.leadtheadventure.com/blog || ✏️

03/07/2019

The Grand Canyon National Park during winter presents very different challenges than the park in the summer. Sudden weather, icy trails, and solitude. Adventure safe, never stop growing.

01/23/2019

Finding inspiration in winter adventures!

11/05/2018

How do you spot your leadership trail markers? A mentor or coach may be the best way to find the right path. Look for creative ways to build these professional relationships.

08/16/2018

Fire is a great analogy for teams. Supply the right conditions and the ideas of your team will fuel the team forward, building upon themselves. Spark the fire and watch what your teams capable of.

07/23/2018

New Blog up today a Leadtheadventure.com

http://www.leadtheadventure.com/blog/2018/7/23/3-conditions-essential-to-the-leader-leader-model

July 23, 2018 Scott Gilbert Leadership, Teams 3 Conditions Essential to the Leader-Leader Model July 23, 2018 Scott Gilbert Leadership, Teams A few years ago I was camping in the Italian Dolomites with 10 close friends. The campsite was remote and only accessible by water. With such a large group, t...

06/06/2018

3 Reasons Employees Don’t Perform

A man was walking in the woods and he came across three hikers standing at the top of a rock face. They needed to rappel to the bottom to continue their hike but they were all stopped by the challenge and refused to move forward. The first carried enough rope in his pack to get to the bottom. The se

05/22/2018

Two different conversations about team momentum

This weekend, I had similar conversations with two emerging leaders from the same organization. I shared the same analogy in both conversations, even though each leader is in a very different phase of their adventure. I have shamelessly stolen The Flywheel analogy from Jim Collins' book, Good to Gr

05/17/2018

To my mind, voyaging through wildernesses, be they full of woods or waves, is essential to the growth & maturity of the human spirit. - Steven Callahan -