Work In Progress
Al DeaA newsletter about the changing world of work and the intersection of talent, leadership, and culture. A must-read for forward-thinking leaders who want to develop their people and organization.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 259 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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How Do You Lead In an Uncertain and Changing World?
Hi everyone,
For years, I’ve used this newsletter to think out loud with you about how leadership and work are changing, the pace of it, the uncertainty of it, what it’s asking of the people trying to lead through it.
Today I want to sha...
Celebrating 5 Years of Entrepreneurship: What I've Learned
This week, I’m celebrating my 5 year anniversary of entrepreneurship, and running my own consulting, speaking, and coaching business.
As I reflect on this period of life, in addition to recognizing the five year anniversary of being an ent...
Going Beyond The "AI Is a Change Management Problem" Tagline
In July, I had 22 conversations with leaders involved in AI adoption and enablement. As someone who spends a lot of time advising and speaking to leaders about change, as much as I love hearing about new technologies and tools, one area in...
Summer Update and What's Ahead For The Fall
Hi everyone,
Happy summer. I’ve had a few weeks to recharge and wanted to send a quick note on what I’ve been up too and what I have in store for the fall.
ATD ‘26 in Los Angeles
Recap of Spring 2026
This spring and early summer were...
Influence Is Not About You
Later this month, I am doing a Lightning Lesson On Maven on The Topic of Influence Without Authority. If you enjoy this topic or like this piece, You can register for free today
One of the most popular topics in the leadership devel...
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Founder @ The Edge of Work. I help leaders and organizations adapt to change, and spot what's new and next.
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