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Wilkinson M: Can't Catch a Whale in a
Catfish Pond

Can't Catch a Whale in a Catfish Pond

Routledge Studies in Leadership Research

Adaptive Leadership and Complexity: Theory, Practice, and Future Directions offers a critical and comprehensive exploration of adaptive leadership as both a scholarly framework and a practical tool for navigating complexity. Structured around four thematic parts-locating adaptive leadership, core commitments, engaging practice, and adaptive futures-this book provides an integrated examination of adaptive leadership's intellectual heritage, defining principles, real-world applications, and future possibilities. It is an essential resource for understanding how leadership can address systemic challenges in dynamic and uncertain environments. This edited volume brings together leading voices from academia and practice to deliver fresh insights into adaptive leadership's conceptual foundations, ethical dimensions, and empirical applications. Readers will benefit from its rigorous synthesis of theory, evidence-based case studies, and forward-looking research agenda, which collectively illuminate the promise and paradoxes of adaptive leadership. Key features include a focus on global contexts, interdisciplinary perspectives, and actionable strategies for leaders seeking to build adaptive capacity in their organizations. Designed for academic scholars, postgraduate students, and research-engaged practitioners, this book also serves as a valuable resource for leadership development professionals, consultants, and executives. Whether exploring adaptive leadership for research, teaching, or practice, this volume offers the depth and versatility needed to address today's most pressing leadership challenges.

Theory, Practice, and Future Directions

Adaptive Leadership and Complexity

How Cynics Derail Progress (and How to Get Back on Track)

This Place Will Never Change

Lead your organization's transition from linear operations to circular economy practices In Disrupt the Linear: Leadership Blueprint for a Circular Economy, two leadership and change management scholars present a method for bottom-up leadership that drives sustainability transformation in business and society. Drawing on the construct of Appreciative Intelligence, a competency for innovation developed through decades of work with senior managers across for-profit, government, and non-profit organizations, this book provides a practical path forward. Disrupt the Linear equips leaders with a solution-oriented and innovative mindset for implementing circular economy transition in the every-day practices of their organizations. The authors draw on consulting experience with clients including the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, IBM, General Mills, 3M, and British Petroleum to present approaches that connect visionary thinking with concrete implementation strategies. Readers will also find: <ul> <li>A framework for bottom-up leadership focused on the wellbeing of people and the planet across organizational contexts</li> <li>Insights on how individuals in for-profit, government, and non-profit organizations can start innovating circular economy practices</li> <li>Methods grounded in Appreciative Intelligence, a research-based construct linking innovation competency to leadership development outcomes</li> <li>Practical approaches for leading sustainability transformation informed by over 30 years of consulting and teaching experience</li> <li>Strategies for navigating disruptive change while building solution-oriented and innovative mindsets throughout your organization</li> </ul> Written for consultants, business and technology managers, development specialists, and project coordinators working across sectors, Disrupt the Linear provides a leadership approach for anyone seeking to implement circular economy practices within their organization's operations and contribute to broader sustainability transformation.

Leadership Blueprint for a Circular Economy

Disrupt the Linear

The leaders who thrive over the next decade will not be the ones who compete with AI on its own terms. They will be the ones who invest deeply in the qualities that make them irreplaceable. This is The Human Brand.We are at an inflection point in the history of leadership. The qualities that used to be the bedrock of great leaders--analytical skills, deliverable speed, clear communication--can now be easily matched or outperformed by AI. So if these don't make a leader great, what does?The Human Brand argues it's the fundamentally human qualities of leadership that will make them thrive--the ability to exercise genuine judgment, build real trust, or be authentically present with another human being. Those qualities are not footnotes to leadership. They are what leadership is. That is your human brand and this book provides a clear, grounded, and practical path to building one.<ul><li>In Part 1, you'll tackle the anxiety surrounding AI head-on to better understand your value in the company when AI can do what you used to do. You'll learn what tasks can easily be tackled by AI without value loss and which you should focus on.</li><li>In Part 2, you'll learn the how to develop the four core qualities of the human brand--judgment, empathy, courage, and presence--and what makes them so important.</li><li>In Part 3, you'll translate those qualities into action, learning how to hone the art of storytelling and use your brand to build a company culture that can stand the test of time.</li><li>Finally, in Part 4, you'll learn a framework for self-development and how to leave a legacy built on your humanity.</li></ul>The Human Brand is a book for leaders who want to navigate the AI era not with anxiety, but with clarity, purpose, and a deep confidence in what makes them irreplaceable.

How Leaders Stay Relevant and Competitive in the Age of AI

The Human Brand

Long before boardrooms, performance reviews, and organizational charts, leadership was forged under open skies-where decisions carried consequences, character mattered more than credentials, and people followed those who proved themselves worthy of trust.

In Cowboy Boots and Suits: Leadership From the Range to the Boardroom, Jason LeMoine draws on the enduring leadership principles of the American frontier and translates them for today's organizations. This book isn't about nostalgia or mythology-it's about what still works when pressure is high, resources are limited, and people are watching closely to decide whether you're worth following.

Organized around five progressive stages of leadership, this practical guide explores how leaders:
¿ Choose the right people and build trust-based teams
 ¿ Develop capability through real work, coaching, and mentorship
 ¿ Create accountability without fear or control
 ¿ Sustain high performance through discipline and standards
 ¿ Set direction with clarity, judgment, and purpose

Whether you lead a team, a business, or an organization navigating constant change, Cowboy Boots and Suits offers a grounded framework for leadership that holds up in the real world, across industries, and when it matters most.

Leadership From the Range to the Boardroom

Cowboy Boots and Suits

93% of everything in your organization is working. But all you and your team speak about is the 7% that is wrong. Why? You just haven't seen it yet.

Your team is trying. Your customers are satisfied. Your processes are producing results. 93% of what's happening around you every single day is working - and yet every meeting opens with what went wrong. Every review leads with the gap. Every hard week sends you home carrying the weight of the 7% that didn't go right.

That's not leadership. That's the oldest software still running - a brain wired for survival, scanning for threats that aren't there, missing the 93% that's right in front of you.

The 93/7 Principle is for the manager leading people who wants to build something that actually lasts. Not a culture held together by pressure and urgency - a culture where people are genuinely developed, customers feel truly seen, and the standard gets held because the team believes in it. Not because someone is enforcing it.

In this book you'll discover:

¿ Why your brain is actively working against you - and the simple daily practices that rewire it
¿ How to lead yourself from the 93% before you can lead anyone else there
¿ The conversation framework that develops people up - and handles the hard moments with genuine care
¿ How to build a team that sees each other clearly, holds each other accountable, and keeps going when you're not in the room
¿ The operational systems that make the 93% structural - so the culture doesn't depend on any single leader's presence
¿ What the best customer interactions have in common - and how to build a team that creates them consistently
¿ The long game - building something that outlasts you, that keeps growing after you've moved on, that changes the world through the people you developed

This is a book about mindset - and how your mind can make you and your team great. About seeing what's actually working and building from that foundation - while still holding the standard, having the hard conversations, and developing people into the best version of themselves.

The 93% is already there.

It's time to start leading from it.

How the Best Leaders Build Cultures, Develop People, and Change the World by Seeing What Others Miss

The 93/7 Principle

Why healthcare's most persistent failures are organizational, not financial or political In The Moral Alibi: How Healthcare Learned to Look Away--and How We See Again, Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA--CEO of SCAN Group, Stanford faculty member, and former Obama Administration official--delivers a candid diagnosis of why healthcare institutions fail patients despite decades of reform. Drawing on his experience leading an organization from $2.7 billion to over $8 billion in revenue, Jain names the organizational pathologies that executives recognize but rarely discuss openly. The Moral Alibi examines how dysfunctional cultures, conflict-avoidant leadership, misaligned incentives, and ethical drift produce fragmented care, clinician burnout, and systems indifferent to patients. Jain identifies specific patterns including "innovation theater" that mistakes conferences and pilots for transformation and "split-the-baby leadership" that prioritizes institutional harmony over patient outcomes, offering both vocabulary and a framework for addressing the crisis beneath the crisis. Readers will also find: <ul> <li>An honest examination of why healthier organizations may be the prerequisite for healthier patients and what leadership courage that requires</li> <li>Analysis of how administrative complexity and institutional drift from founding purpose create systemic indifference to patient needs</li> <li>Insights drawn from leadership roles at CareMore Health, Aspire Health, and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation</li> <li>A framework for identifying organizational pathologies that persist despite financial investment, technological upgrades, and policy reform efforts</li> <li>Practical vocabulary for naming dysfunction that clinicians, executives, and board members recognize but rarely confront directly</li> </ul> Written for anyone navigating the gap between what American healthcare claims to be and what it actually does--including healthcare executives, physicians, policymakers, healthcare workers, and patients--The Moral Alibi provides the intellectual honesty and organizational framework needed to confront systemic dysfunction and lead meaningful change.

How Healthcare Learned to Look Away -- and How We See Again

The Moral Alibi

If coaching is meant to improve the leadership that coworkers experience every day, then consistently involving coworkers is just common sense. Yet conventional coaching often doesn't.This book changes that.Everybody Wins shows you how to improve the leader by involving the people who work with them every day, so the results become visible, measurable, and undeniable. Better Leaders. Better Teams. Better Results. Confirmed by the coworkers who experience the change firsthand.Built on more than 30 years of coaching across six continents and refined through more than 100,000 leaders coached, Will Linssen's methodology has produced a 95% coworker-confirmed success rate. It is structured, repeatable, bespoke, and built for coaches and leaders who care about both people and outcomes.If you want to create change coworkers can see, feel, and confirm, this is the methodology for you. When everyone in the system contributes to the change, everyone gets to claim the win.Everybody wins.

Better Leaders, Better Teams, Better Results

Everybody Wins

Most veterinary professionals carry at least one case they will never forget. Not the textbook case - the one that returns in the small hours, long after the client has gone home.For decades, human healthcare has been having a serious conversation about systems thinking, human factors, psychological safety and just culture. Veterinary medicine has barely begun. The result is a profession that still meets error with blame, leaving good professionals to carry shame, guilt and loneliness alone.The Cases We Carry is not a quality-improvement manual. It is a book about the culture around error in veterinary medicine - how we speak about it, respond to it, learn from it, and live with it.This isn't a manual. It's a reckoning.For everyone who entered this work believing they had to be perfect - and for everyone still carrying a case.

Error, Culture, and Safety in Veterinary Medicine

The Cases We Carry

This book was written for new, existing, and aspiring plant managers as a practical guideline for understanding what it means to run a manufacturing operation. It clarifies the plant manager's role as the central coordinator of people, processes, equipment, and resources, helping readers grasp how these elements interact to create a safe, efficient, and profitable environment. For someone stepping into the role for the first time, this foundation reduces uncertainty and builds confidence by translating complex responsibilities into clear, manageable concepts.Beyond the basics, the book guides readers through the daily realities of plant leadership. It explains how to manage production flow, maintain equipment reliability, uphold quality standards, and ensure workplace safety, all while balancing cost, deadlines, and customer expectations. Existing plant managers benefit from structured frameworks and best practices that help them refine their approach, identify inefficiencies, and strengthen operational discipline. The goal is to elevate performance, not just maintain it.For aspiring plant managers, the book acts as a career development tool. It highlights the skills, behaviors, and leadership qualities that distinguish effective managers, such as communication, decision-making, problem-solving, and the ability to motivate diverse teams. By illustrating real-world scenarios and common challenges, it prepares future leaders for the pressures and responsibilities they will eventually face, giving them a head start on building the mindset required for success.Finally, the book ties all these elements together by emphasizing continuous improvement and strategic thinking. Manufacturing plants operate in a world of constant change, new technologies, shifting customer demands, and evolving workforce expectations. The book encourages readers to adopt a forward-looking perspective, showing how strong plant managers not only solve today's problems but also anticipate tomorrow's opportunities. In doing so, it becomes a long-term companion for anyone committed to running a plant that is resilient, competitive, and ready for the future.

Achieving Operational Excellence in Plant Management

The Factory Mindset

Can't Catch a Whale in a Catfish Pond

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