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Leaders in the Middle: Finding Balance in a Flattened World
“Adaptability is about the powerful difference between adapting to cope and adapting to win.” — Max McKeown Hi Everyone, The past 18 months have been a whirlwind. Not just because AI has exploded into every corner of the workplace, but because the entire technology sector has been reshaping itself at the same time. We’ve all seen the headlines-companies flattening orgs, removing layers, and rethinking what leadership even looks like. And with that shift has come a wave of neg

Tanner Soller
1 day ago4 min read


When a Well Designed Process Fails in the Real World: What I Learned
“Without credible communication, and a lot of it, the hearts and minds of people are never captured.” — John P. Kotter After months in the “laboratory”, debating every detail, every edge case, every theoretical outcome, our leadership team emerged proud and seemingly victorious. We had built a process we believed would dramatically improve the experience for our frontline teams, elevate customer outcomes, and help us hit the KPIs we’d been chasing. We were behind schedule t

Tanner Soller
Sep 33 min read


Reading Zero to One as a Leader in an Established Organization
Key takeaway: Zero to One is a powerful reminder that real innovation comes from thinking differently, not from doing more. For anyone leading transformation inside an established company, it reinforces that progress requires intention, courage, and a willingness to challenge the familiar. Why I Picked Up This Book It was no surprise that Zero to One appeared immediately when I searched for books related to The Lean Startup. Considering how much I had taken away from Lean Sta

Tanner Soller
Jul 203 min read


The Results-First World, Part 2: The Relentless Follow-Up Advantage
“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.” — Robert Collier Early in my career, I watched several customer-focused leaders I admired and tried to figure out what made them successful. The lesson I learned back then was simple: they never let things sit. They followed up relentlessly, followed through consistently, and made sure customers, teammates, and commitments never disappeared into silence. That lesson became one of the most important systems I

Tanner Soller
Jun 183 min read


The Results‑First World — Part 1: Activity vs. Impact
Reflecting on how AI's prevalence is transforming customer service and project leadership, it's clear that there is an unyielding demand for results, whether you're a leader or a team member. Excuses are no longer valid, as everyone understands what AI can achieve. Your greatest strength lies not in task completion, but in evaluating tasks against desired outcomes and swiftly delivering those results to your customers or leadership. The following insights are from an older po

Tanner Soller
Jun 42 min read
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