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Resources

Each of these resources have been crafted with your personal and professional development in mind. We’re former founders and startup leaders who have experienced the challenges that come with taking an idea and turning it into a business. We also know that coaching isn’t for everyone, so we’ve created this content so that you can dive into various leadership topics on your own time.

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Our Book The Intentional OrganizationA Leadership & Management Guide

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Great products flow from diverse teams, deliberate processes, and a culture that nurtures different ideas and perspectives. With The Intentional Organization, you’ll learn how to create an environment that values people as humans rather than resources, solve the most common organizational problems in simple and practical ways, and find inspiration on how to lead your teams more effectively.

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Our Journal

Here are our latest thoughts about how businesses and their leaders operate:

Mathias 7 October 2026

Uncovering Leadership Blind Spots

In leadership roles, it's our personal beliefs that are holding us back. Most folks on our teams wouldn't challenge us, many folks wouldn't even notice. Neither do we. There are simply things we don't see until a mirror is held up to our faces. That's where coaching comes in.

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Sara 29 September 2026

What Are We Asking OKRs to Fix?

I once put sales incentives in place that worked against our product and engineering teams. Our conversation about OKRs brought me back to that experience, and to the questions I wish I had asked first.

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Mathias 23 September 2026

Accountability is a Two-Way Street

Leaders tend to talk about accountability only in vague terms. They only look at the person they want to be accountable, only rarely at themselves and what their contributions have been. We argue that accountability starts with you as the leader. You can't hold other people accountable when you haven't set them up for success.

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Sweat the small stuff!

Building a business starts with one big idea, but ultimately succeeds or fails from a million small decisions. It’s all in the details. We’re here to help.