Discipline

Part 1 — Why AI Matters for Leadership (And Why I Built AI Tools Hub)
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By Ray Zinn, Silicon Valley’s Longest-Serving CEO Artificial intelligence is the next major shift in how people work. I’ve lived through several...
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Will AI Replace Managers? What 37 Years as a CEO Taught Me About Technology and Leadership
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By Ray Zinn, Silicon Valley’s Longest-Serving CEO Every leader today is asking the same question: Will AI replace managers? That’s exactly why...
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How to Stay Valuable in the Age of AI
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By Ray Zinn, Silicon Valley’s Longest-Serving CEO Artificial intelligence is changing the workplace faster than almost any technology we have experienced in...
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Employee Reviews That Matter
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By Ray Zinn, Silicon Valley’s Longest-Serving CEO Most managers think employee reviews are about evaluating past performance. They’re not. An effective review...
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What Stymies Success?
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Do people fear success? No. They fear what success requires or brings. Success is defined as the accomplishment of...
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Enjoy Adversity
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My marketing director was into martial arts, and always trained with someone at least 10% heavier and three inches...
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How small businesses can plan for the next cyclical downturn
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“Economists have predicted twenty-three of the last four recessions.” This ancient joke has a bit of wisdom to it....
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Startup Scaling
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Anyone who has gone rock climbing knows that scaling a wall is hard, takes a long time, and if...
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Why So Many Tech Companies Are Having Difficulty Surviving After Five Years
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FitBit, one of the high-flying consumer tech startups, priced their IPO at $20. Today it is trading for less...
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Debt: the toothsome tiger
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Cheap money is like cheap food. It tempts some people to overeat. Money has never been cheaper. Some nations,...
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Cash and Your Kingdom
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No company ever failed when it had cash in the bank. This simple rule evades too many executives, from...
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Tough Things First Podcast Launches
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The Tough Things First Podcast launched today. As if I were not busy enough. Several people have told me...
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Passion and stress: Firing up the team without burning them out
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Passion is a good thing. During the 37 years at the helm of Micrel, we fired up our employees...
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Entrepreneur New Year’s Resolutions
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With a new year breaking, people across the world are penning lists of resolutions, many of which won’t last...
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Entrepreneurs Are High Hurdlers
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Adapted from Tough Things First, by Ray Zinn Running the high hurdles isn’t easy when you are vertically challenged....
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Part 1 — Why AI Matters for Leadership (And Why I Built AI Tools Hub)

Will AI Replace Managers? What 37 Years as a CEO Taught Me About Technology and Leadership

How to Stay Valuable in the Age of AI

Employee Reviews That Matter

What Stymies Success?

Enjoy Adversity

How small businesses can plan for the next cyclical downturn

Startup Scaling

Why So Many Tech Companies Are Having Difficulty Surviving After Five Years

Debt: the toothsome tiger

Cash and Your Kingdom

Tough Things First Podcast Launches

Passion and stress: Firing up the team without burning them out

Entrepreneur New Year’s Resolutions

Entrepreneurs Are High Hurdlers

Will AI Replace Managers? What 37 Years as a CEO Taught Me About Technology and Leadership