Join leadership experts Ken Blanchard and Scott Blanchard as they share six timeless principles of leadership and how they can be used by you—and other leaders in your organization—to build out your individual leadership journey and inspire the highest level of achievement in others.

“Our culture is based on concepts of high trust and self-reliance, and we use several talent development tools to support that,” says Dessalen Wood, chief people officer. “But we needed a fundamental framework that would combine it all into a common language of leadership.”

Author Ozan Varol says genius isn’t for a special few. It can be cultivated. Sharing information from his new book, Awaken Your Genius, he encourages listeners to discard what no longer serves you and discover the qualities that make up your own personal genius.

Listening is one of the most important life and leadership skills to master. But it’s harder than you might think. We typically retain less than 25% of what people say, explain Doug Glener and David Witt. That’s a big problem for anyone with direct reports.

Having employees and employers recommit to each other will take teamwork, socialization, and courage, says senior director of experiences and programming Quan Campbell in this article for Talent Management.