If you want to be a leader, you need to commit yourself to a lifetime of learning. "Education never ends, Watson. It is a series of lessons with the greatest for the last." - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

UnLeadership by Scott & Alison Stratten is filled with stories from leaders of all kinds, from small mom and pop shops to corporate executives, across almost every industry, and spanning B2B and B2C.

This is the third in our series of core leadership skills. In this episode, you’ll learn how influence is a key element of leadership.

Joe Pulizzi has a new book and a new business model, The Content Entrepreneur, to help you can make a business out of your content.

If you want to build accountability in other people, you need to start with yourself.

What’s the best way to begin? With a process.

Leadership requires care. Care that extends to the people around you, for whom leaders are responsible. But also care for the practice of leadership itself.

Life is filled with busyness. When something or someone comes along to smooth the way and make life a little easier, we’re more than willing to give them our attention and our money. In an attention-starved world, we look for people who make it easier for us to consume information and make decisions.

With the advent of the Fediverse, serial entrepreneur Mike McCue is at it again, helping creators move their content from walled gardens to a system that lets them share content with all audiences, regardless of platform.