Lead Before the Title
Jeff MassoneThe weekly playbook for high-performing corporate professionals (non-sales) who want faster promotion, stronger influence, and real leadership skills—without the office politics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 25 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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The Difference Between High Performers And High Potentials
One gets thanked. The other gets promoted. They’re not the same thing.
A coaching client came to me a few months ago frustrated with the same conversation she keeps having at every performance review. Her uncle, a senior executive who had...
Why Being The Smartest Person In The Room Isn’t Getting You Promoted
Intelligence is the ticket in. It’s not the ticket up.
A coaching client told me recently that she’d been the top performer on her team for three years running. Every stretch project, she got tapped. Every hard problem, her name came up. E...
Why Most Leadership Development Fails The People It's Supposed To Help
A coaching client mentioned to me recently that her company had just sent her through a two-day leadership development program. She came out with a workbook, a personality assessment, three new email signatures worth of buzzwords, and no id...
Four Conversations Most People Avoid In Their 30s That Cost Them The Next Decade
One conversation. Eight seconds. Ten years.
A coaching client, a marketing director in consumer packaged goods, told me the moment his career shifted, in the wrong direction, was a conversation he didn’t have at 33. His boss had asked him...
Why Side Projects At Work Are The Fastest Path To Promotion
Not all extra work is created equal.
A coaching client came to me last spring, exhausted. She’d said yes to three side projects at work in the last year. She’d rewritten the onboarding deck for new hires, joined a committee on culture, and...
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I help high-performing corporate professionals turn hard work into promotions. This newsletter is about leadership, visibility, and executive presence for people in non-sales roles who want to move up faster—without playing games.
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