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Originally published on Digoshen in October 2026, bringing together the Beyond the Old Playbook podcast and reflection series. What happens when the experience, assumptions and strategies that once guided us are no longer enough? Beyond the Old Playbook brings together nine …

Beyond the Old Playbook — Navigating Uncertainty When Familiar Answers No Longer Work Read more »

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Originally published on Digoshen in 2026, as a concluding reflection on the Beyond the Old Playbook podcast and essay series. As we look towards 2030, AI, geopolitical uncertainty, sustainability and societal change are reshaping the demands on leaders and boards. …

Leading into the Fog — What Will Leadership and Governance Require by 2030? Read more »

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Originally published on Digoshen in September 2026, as part of the Beyond the Old Playbook podcast and reflection series. Transitions are rarely as straightforward as leaving one chapter behind and beginning another. Whether we are changing professional roles, reconsidering our …

When the Next Chapter Has No Playbook — Finding Direction in Times of Transition Read more »

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Originally published on Digoshen in August–September 2026, as part of the Beyond the Old Playbook podcast and reflection series. In a world of accelerating change, we often assume that better decisions require more information, more sophisticated analysis or greater certainty. …

What If the Limitation Is How We See? — The Power of Changing Perspectives Read more »

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Originally published on Digoshen in August–September 2026, as part of the Beyond the Old Playbook podcast and reflection series. Leadership often involves making decisions when information is incomplete, priorities compete and no available option offers a perfect outcome. In an …

When There Is No Perfect Choice — The Courage to Exercise Judgement Read more »