Either deal with your imperfections — or they will deal with you.
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'Think Different' – The NeuroDistinct 50
We recognize fifty of the country's most accomplished leaders who embrace the spirit of neurodiversity. These remarkable leaders 'think different' — 'lead different' — and leverage the power of cognitive differences to make an impact in the business world.
The Top 50 List
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'Lead Different' Mindset Challenge.
We offer an invite-only program to help high potential talent 'lead different' and mentally prepare for increasing responsibility in their organization.
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The Imperfect Leaders Podcast​
We interview remarkable leaders who have embraced an ‘imperfect’ leader mindset their entire careers — they know they aren’t perfect and continuously strive to improve. Recent guests include World Series and NBA champions, admired CEOs, top entrepreneurs, scientists, and thought leaders from Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, Oxford, Cambridge, and the World Economic Forum.​​
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Adrian Jones
Featured Podcast Guest
Chair, Goldman Sachs Global Equity
Adrian is one of the classiest leaders you will ever meet. His son – Liam – received a profound autism diagnosis when he was two years old. As you can imagine this crucible experience forever changed the lives of Adrian, and his lovely wife Tina. Less well know, but equally profound, Liam has helped Adrian evolve into a more resilient leader. Adrian talks openly with me about his journey.
The Imperfect Leaders Institute invites experts from top organizations to share insight.
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Guest: Dr. Rakesh Suri
Dr. Rakesh Suri knows about chronic stress. He is one of the top heart transplant surgeons in the world – having held high level positions at both the Mayo Clinic and Cleveland Clinic, and showcased by Harvard Business School.
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Guest: Professor Amy Edmondson
Harvard Business School Professor Amy Edmonsdson is ranked the #1 Thought Leader in the world and coined the term, "psychological safety." She shared with our community the importance of learning from intelligent failure.
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Guest: John Tyson
John Tyson is the billionaire Chairman of the Board of Tyson Foods, but he's made some bad choices in his life. Some, like denying his alcohol addiction, almost ruined his career. But John eventually realized the ramifications of his choices – poor health, poor decision making, inauthentic relationships, and low self-esteem. John talked openly about his journey and offered practical advice to those considering alcohol or drugs.
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Guest: Dansby Swanson
Dansby is a World Series champion baseball player, who now starts for the Chicago Cubs. Less known, he also suffers from severe anxiety, which can be debilitating as a professional athlete who works in the public spotlight under extreme pressure. Dansby explained how it feels when he is in a slump or overcome with self-doubt – and how keeping a journal helps relieve stress.
Imperfect Leaders
