PinnedRon McIntyre·Sep 19, 2025I Don’t Want to Influence or Control Anyone — But I Will Control These Ten Things in My LifeMost of us waste far too much energy trying to steer others, whether micromanaging coworkers, shaping friends’ choices, or wishing family…
Ron McIntyre·20h agoThe Four Approaches to History: Distortion, Neglect, Limitation, and LearningWhile historical events remain constant, interpretations and understandings of history evolve over time.
Ron McIntyre·3d agoThe Four Approaches to History: Distortion, Neglect, Limitation, and LearningWhile historical events remain constant, interpretations and understandings of history evolve over time.
Ron McIntyre·Jul 6If a Story Can’t Answer Six Simple Questions, It Isn’t FinishedEnvision walking into a courtroom where the judge hears only one witness, ignores the timeline, never asks why the event happened, skips…
Ron McIntyre·Jul 3Opinions as a Modern-Day Fungus — 10 Ways They Spread Through SocietyFungus is a natural part of life. In healthy amounts, it helps ecosystems thrive. Left unchecked, however, it can propagate quickly…
Ron McIntyre·Jul 1Career Management Is Not About Being Indispensable — It Is About Being ValuableFor years, many professionals were taught that the safest career strategy was to become indispensable: be the person no one can function…
Ron McIntyre·Jun 29“Power With” Is More Productive Than “Power Over” in LifeToday, in conversation with a couple of friends of mine, Daniela Hartmann and Bruce Lewin, Daniela discussed the concepts of “Power With”…
Ron McIntyre·Jun 26Interdependence vs. Codependence: 10 Critical DifferencesOver the last fifteen years, I have observed a disturbing trend in routine interactions. Gradually, we have lost the idea of community…
Ron McIntyre·Jun 22Valuing People at Work is Vital for GrowthLeaders often say that people are their greatest asset, but employees and team members rarely judge leaders by slogans. They judge them by…
Ron McIntyre·Jun 19Issues When We Assume Opinions, Expectations, and Rumors Are FactsIn an age of constant information, it has become increasingly difficult to distinguish between what we know and what we merely believe. The…
