I Joined the Future of Leadership Podcast to Talk About Dag Hammarskjöld, Moral Courage, and Ethical Leadership I recently had the opportunity to join the Future of Leadership Podcast with author and leadership expert Zoë Routh for a wide-ranging conversation about Dag Hammarskjöld, ethical leadership, diplomacy, and moral courage in difficult times. Drawing from my […]
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Den tyste diplomaten som förändrade Förenta nationerna Människor som söker efter ”vad gjorde Dag Hammarskjöld” letar ofta efter mer än bara en grundläggande biografi. De vill förstå varför denne stillsamme svenske diplomat fortfarande spelar roll flera decennier efter sin död. Varför fortsätter historiker, diplomater, författare och världsledare att tala om honom med beundran? Varför känns
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The Quiet Diplomat Who Reshaped the United Nations People searching “what did Dag Hammarskjöld do” are often looking for more than a basic biography. They want to understand why this quiet Swedish diplomat still matters decades after his death. Why do historians, diplomats, writers, and world leaders continue to speak about him with admiration? Why
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Servant Leadership Doesn’t Mean Being a Doormat The phrase “servant leadership” often gets misunderstood, especially in modern workplaces where aggression is mistaken for confidence and burnout is treated like a badge of honor. To some people, servant leadership sounds weak. Passive. Overly accommodating. Like saying yes to everyone while sacrificing your own well-being in the
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You can stand in Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza—just steps from the United Nations—and never learn who Dag Hammarskjöld was. No context. No explanation. Just a name on the street. In this episode of Decoding the Unicorn: The Podcast, I explore a strange and unsettling question: How does someone so important become so invisible? Dag Hammarskjöld wasn’t just
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A quiet question is beginning to draw attention. Recently, I was interviewed by The Manhattan Herald about something that, once noticed, is difficult to ignore: You can stand in Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza in Manhattan and never learn who he was. No plaque, marker, or interpretive signage. Nothing to explain why this particular stretch of New
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