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The Myth of the Perfect Coaching Question

The Myth of the Perfect Coaching Question

by Jonathan Brake | Jun 24, 2026 | Communication, Monday Myth Check, People

  The Myth of the Perfect Coaching Question Why you don’t need a massive list of complicated questions to unlock your team’s potential. Have you ever found yourself stalling out before a coaching conversation because you didn’t know exactly what to...
“It’s Not Personal, It’s Business”: Why This Classic Myth is Costing You Money

“It’s Not Personal, It’s Business”: Why This Classic Myth is Costing You Money

by Jonathan Brake | Jun 17, 2026 | Communication, Monday Myth Check, People

  “It’s Not Personal, It’s Business”: Why This Classic Myth is Costing You Money Can you scale a highly profitable company while staying deeply relational? Let’s tackle the tension between culture and the bottom line. Today, I’m in Greenville,...
Is Good Leadership Universal? Why What Works Here Might Fail There

Is Good Leadership Universal? Why What Works Here Might Fail There

by Jonathan Brake | Jun 11, 2026 | Communication, Monday Myth Check, People

  Is Good Leadership Universal? Why What Works Here Might Fail There From the historic streets of Colombia to your own office hallways, cultural filters change everything. Here is how to stop defending and start listening. Today, I’m writing to you from the...
Why Hiding the Finish Line Kills Team Motivation

Why Hiding the Finish Line Kills Team Motivation

by Jonathan Brake | Jun 4, 2026 | Communication, Monday Myth Check, People

  Why Hiding the Finish Line Kills Team Motivation Stop telling your team “it’s not far” and start giving them the transparent roadmaps, cadences, and trail markers they need to win. I’ve just climbed out of a town called Villa de Leyva. Behind...

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