Develop how your leaders lead.
Facilitation, workshops, advisory, and speaking that develop how your leaders actually decide, relate, and act under pressure.
For Organizations →Even the good ones mostly pick it up by accident. Even fewer build the capacity to handle the human part of the job. Fortunately, the tools can be learned: how to give feedback that lands, how to make a call with no clean answer.
I'm Danny Kenny, a behavioral scientist. I coach executives, design leadership development inside organizations, and write Work Wise with Big Think.
Most leaders don't fail for lack of intelligence. They have the data, the analysis, the framework. The harder skill is the judgment to use it under pressure: the call with no clean answer, the conversation they keep postponing, the moment that makes them someone they don't want to be.
Especially the calls with no obvious right answer, where more analysis stops helping.
Composure that holds when the pressure doesn't let up, and doesn't run on fear.
The ones people tend to avoid, said in a way that builds trust instead of spending it.
Results that don't quietly cost you your best people, or yourself.
Facilitation, workshops, advisory, and speaking that develop how your leaders actually decide, relate, and act under pressure.
For Organizations →One-to-one executive coaching and a focused performance sprint for high-performers who want to run on purpose again.
For Individuals →A 14-day, self-guided future-cast: a real answer to “is this it?”, built by consulting the ninety-year-old version of you.
A PhD in Behavioral Science from the University of Technology Sydney. A decade designing leadership programs and coaching executives. Conversations with some of the sharpest minds in decision science, performance, and meaning. For Big Think.




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I also write Work Wise, my weekly column with Big Think. Read Work Wise →