Taylor
@taylorotstot.bsky.social
Finance Executive | Operator | Writer of CFOFrameworks.com
Most leaders still rely on carrots and sticks.
But a LEGO experiment, a call center study, and Parks and Rec all point to something better.
👇 The hidden multiplier behind motivation (and how to use it):
But a LEGO experiment, a call center study, and Parks and Rec all point to something better.
👇 The hidden multiplier behind motivation (and how to use it):
April 10, 2025 at 2:10 PM
Most leaders still rely on carrots and sticks.
But a LEGO experiment, a call center study, and Parks and Rec all point to something better.
👇 The hidden multiplier behind motivation (and how to use it):
But a LEGO experiment, a call center study, and Parks and Rec all point to something better.
👇 The hidden multiplier behind motivation (and how to use it):
Most bad decisions don’t come from ignoring the facts. They come from acting on a story that feels complete—when it isn’t.
a man in a red suit and tie is saying `` i immediately regret this decision ''
ALT: a man in a red suit and tie is saying `` i immediately regret this decision ''
media.tenor.com
April 2, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Most bad decisions don’t come from ignoring the facts. They come from acting on a story that feels complete—when it isn’t.
Rob McElhenney once gave the perfect guide to getting shredded.
Sounds familiar? It should. This is exactly how we talk about efficient growth in business. (🧵/🌀)
Sounds familiar? It should. This is exactly how we talk about efficient growth in business. (🧵/🌀)
March 17, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Rob McElhenney once gave the perfect guide to getting shredded.
Sounds familiar? It should. This is exactly how we talk about efficient growth in business. (🧵/🌀)
Sounds familiar? It should. This is exactly how we talk about efficient growth in business. (🧵/🌀)
Ever been in a meeting where everyone nods at "we need more innovation" but leaves with completely different ideas?
These "black hole words" create an illusion of alignment while masking total disagreement.
These "black hole words" create an illusion of alignment while masking total disagreement.
three men are standing next to each other and one has a sword
ALT: three men are standing next to each other and one has a sword
media.tenor.com
February 18, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Ever been in a meeting where everyone nods at "we need more innovation" but leaves with completely different ideas?
These "black hole words" create an illusion of alignment while masking total disagreement.
These "black hole words" create an illusion of alignment while masking total disagreement.