THE LETI LENS
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Welcome to The Leti Lens—where we zoom in on habits, strategies, and blind spots that shape how leaders and teams really work. This is our voice: curious, sharp, and practical, helping you spot what’s too important to ignore.
Each post is designed to give you perspective you didn’t know you needed — and a sharper focus on what matters most.
When we walk, our brains enter a more associative, open-thinking mode.
Ideas connect more easily.
Problems look different.
Stress drops.
The Ego Is a Bodyguard. Sometimes It’s Guarding the Wrong Thing.
Self-aware leaders create psychologically safe teams.
And safe teams perform better. Period.
We begin January with pressure.To be better. To do more. To fix what wasn’t working. The calendar flips, and suddenly we’re supposed to have a 12-point plan for becoming “better leaders.” But what if the real growth isn’t in what we add…but in what we let go? Resolutions often fail not because we lack discipline, […]
Your brain remembers exactly who you had to be to keep things smooth…maybe invisible, maybe agreeable, maybe in charge of everyone else’s mood.
It happened in a breakout room. We were leading one of our coaching groups…tight circle, no slides, just stories. One participant (let’s call him Al) had just finished sharing how exhausted his team was. “They’re checked out,” he said. “It’s like nobody wants to own anything anymore.” Another leader in the room asked: “How do […]