Four people flew to the Moon. Over 30,000 made it happen. NASA didn't just celebrate the astronauts — they gave the ground teams, suppliers, and engineers their flowers too. Research shows 56% of employees hide their best ideas when they fear losing credit, and organizations that get recognition right see 45% lower turnover. This issue breaks down what Artemis II can teach every leader about equitable praise. Three recommendations you can act on today.

The top 2.8% of collegiate basketball takes the court this week. But the real game isn't on the floor — it's on the sideline. How do you lead people who've already mastered their craft? This issue breaks down leadership lessons from March Madness and Coach K — backed by research from Gallup, Harvard, and Google — on getting to know your people, asking better questions, and channeling ego toward a common mission. Whether you coach athletes, clinicians, or operators, the challe

I belong to the 0.37% — the percentage of Americans active in the labor force who served in combat in both Afghanistan and Iraq. The data shows 80% of staff expect a CEO to have a voice on major societal issues, and 56% have no respect for CEOs who choose to remain silent. There's no easy answer for when to address it or what to say. But I firmly believe you need to do it. "When in charge, take charge."