The Power 50: Fifty Top Leadership Resources

Are you looking for a list of the top leadership experts from around the globe? If so, look no further. The list below is material you can use to sort through each of the Power 50 leadership Resources.

1. Seth Godin’s Blog – Seth Godin: Seth Godin’s blog offers insightful and thought-provoking perspectives on marketing, leadership, and personal development, empowering readers to think differently and take bold actions in their endeavors. Godin’s writing is ideal for those that seek daily lessons with some added humor.
2. Francesca Gino’s Blog – Francesca Gino: Francesca Gino’s blog explores topics related to organizational behavior and decision-making, offering insights and strategies for leaders to improve decision-making processes and drive better outcomes. Her research is very in depth and is perfect for those eager to gain a complete understanding of her insights and strategies.
3. Leadership Freak – Dan Rockwell: Dan Rockwell’s Leadership Freak blog provides practical and inspiring leadership advice, focusing on developing effective leadership skills and creating high-performing teams. His posts often provide quick and simple protocols for enhancing personal and professional development, making it perfect for those wanting quick advice.
4. Full Focus – Michael Hyatt: Michael Hyatt offers valuable insights and strategies for personal and professional growth, covering topics such as leadership, productivity, and goal-setting, and entrepreneurship. His blog is essential for those workaholics who will stop at nothing to achieve goals.
5. Lolly Daskal Leadership – Lolly Daskal: Lolly Daskal’s leadership blog provides actionable advice and insights for leaders, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, authenticity, and emotional intelligence. Daskal focuses on helping those with management or executive positions in a professional setting, and less on personal development than others on this list.
6. Simon Sinek’s Blog – Simon Sinek: Simon Sinek’s blog explores the concept of “starting with why” in leadership and business, inspiring leaders to create purpose-driven organizations that make a positive impact in the world. His blog is geared towards both leaders and individuals looking for personal and professional growth. A helpful feature is that all his blog posts have the topics covered on the home page so anyone can know if it is or is not for them before clicking into a post.
7. Working Identity – Herminia Ibarra: Herminia Ibarra is a native of Cuba who offers a unique expert perspective on leadership and diverse work forces. Her blog provides practical advice for professionals navigating career transitions and developing authentic leadership identities, empowering individuals to embrace new opportunities and achieve success in their careers.
8. Brian Tracy’s Blog – Brian Tracy: Brian Tracy’s provides practical tips and advice for personal and professional success, covering topics such as goal-setting, time management, and leadership development. Many of his articles are in a “how to” format, providing clear takeaways for readers.
9. Robin Sharma’s Newsletter – Robin Sharma: Robin Sharma offers motivational insights and strategies for personal and professional growth, encouraging readers to live with passion, purpose, and excellence. Sharma requires a subscription to receive his newsletter, but it is well worth it for those looking to gain the same advice that world-class leaders receive from him.
10. Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership Blog – Wally Bock: Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership Blog provides leadership advice and insights, focusing on helping leaders develop the skills and mindset needed to drive organizational success. His website makes it easy to filter by specific topic, making it perfect for those who know what content they are looking for.
11. Tanveer Naseer’s Blog – Tanveer Naseer: Tanveer Naseer’s blog offers thoughtful perspectives on leadership and employee engagement, providing strategies for creating a positive and productive work environment. This blog is a a great resource for managers or executives looking to increase employee engagement and and workforce culture.
12. Mary Jo Asmus’s Blog – Mary Jo Asmus: Mary Jo Asmus’s blog provides valuable leadership insights and advice, emphasizing the importance of empathy, communication, and building strong relationships with team members. Although the site of the blog is swarmed with targeted ads, Asmus does a great job at showing her perspective and how she too practices what she preaches.
13. Tasha Eurich’s Blog – Tasha Eurich: Dr. Tasha Eurich is an organizational psychologist, researcher, and New York Times bestselling author, whose mission in life is to help people become the best of who they are and what they do. Her blog explores the topic of self-awareness in leadership, offering practical tips and strategies for increasing self-awareness and emotional intelligence.
14. Joseph Lalonde – Empowering Young Leaders – Joseph Lalonde: Joseph Lalonde’s blog focuses on empowering young leaders, providing practical advice and inspiration for emerging leaders to reach their full potential. Lalonde is a great resource for starting out in your leadership journey, especially for students.
15. The People Equation – Jennifer V. Miller: Jennifer V. Miller’s blog offers insights and strategies for effective leadership and workplace relationships, helping leaders foster a positive and productive work environment. This blog is a go-to if you are interested in learning more about interactions amongst people, and how to use them to polish your voice as a leader.
16. Thought Leadership Leverage – Peter Winick: Peter Winick’s site provides valuable insights and strategies for thought leaders, helping them leverage their expertise to create impact and influence in their industry. The resources are worked on by a wide variety of team members of Peter, allowing for a diverse range of thoughts and tips.
17. WorkIQ – Shawn Murphy: Shawn Murphy explores topics related to organizational culture and employee engagement, offering practical advice for creating a positive and innovative workplace culture. His teachings of the seven pillars of workplace intelligence are critical for those looking to improve in that area
18. The Leadership Challenge Blog – James Kouzes and Barry Posner: The Leadership Challenge Blog, by James Kouzes and Barry Posner, explores the principles of effective leadership, offering practical tips and strategies for inspiring and empowering others. A greta feature of the blog is how each article displays the predicted read time, which is usually not very long, making it ideal for those on a time crunch.
19. Rita McGrath on Strategy – Rita McGrath: Rita McGrath’s blog focuses on strategy and innovation, providing practical advice and insights for leaders navigating today’s rapidly changing business landscape. She is a great resource for those dealing with uncertainty in business that want to harness it and turn it into an opportunity.
20. Leadership IQ – Mark Murphy: Mark Murphy’s company provides evidence-based insights and strategies for leadership development, helping leaders enhance their effectiveness and drive organizational success, specifically with employee engagement. Murphy focuses a lot of attention on how to hire, making it intriguing for those with such a need.
21. Unspoken Rules of Leadership – Jamie Turner: Jamie Turner is an internationally recognized author, professor, and keynote speaker at events and corporations around the globe. He offers tools, tips, and techniques that teach executives how to do a better job leading themselves and leading others.
22. Management Innovation X – Gary Hamel: Gary Hamel’s blog explores topics related to management innovation and organizational change, offering practical advice for leaders seeking to drive innovation and agility in their organizations. His site allows for other collaborators to post stories to foster a sense of community on the platform, which is perfect for those looking for a social media style resource.
23. Playing Big – Tara Mohr: Tara Mohr offers insights and strategies for women in leadership, empowering them to overcome self-doubt and play a bigger role in their careers and communities. Although her blog may provide practical advice to anyone, it is geared strictly towards women.
24. Marshall Goldsmith’s Blog – Marshall Goldsmith: Marshall Goldsmith provides practical advice and insights on leadership development and executive coaching, helping leaders achieve positive and lasting change in their behavior and performance. Nearly all blog posts have a video attached for those that may prefer to listen rather than read.
25. Dare to Lead – Brené Brown: Brené Brown’s blog explores topics related to courageous leadership and vulnerability, offering practical advice and inspiration for leaders striving to create brave and inclusive workplaces. Brown often expresses the opinions of experts through interviews, as well as her own to make the blog more personal.
26. Patrick Lencioni’s Blog– Patrick Lencioni: Patrick Lencioni’s blog focuses on organizational health and leadership, offering practical advice and insights for building cohesive teams and achieving sustainable organizational success. Just like Marshall Goldsmith’s blog, Lencioni uses teaching videos as the core of his blog posts.
27. NeuroLeadership – David Rock: David Rock’s blog explores the intersection of neuroscience and leadership, offering insights and strategies for leveraging brain science to enhance leadership effectiveness and drive individual and organizational change. He uses real-life examples to show how and why certain approaches work.
28. The Kevin Eikenberry Group – Kevin Eikenberry: Kevin Eikenberry’s blog provides practical leadership advice and insights, focusing on helping leaders develop the skills and mindset needed to navigate today’s complex business environment. Eikenberry’s blog is especially useful for those trying to navigate modern work-related trends.
29. The Maverick Paradox – Judith Germain: Judith Germain’s blog provides practical advice and inspiration for maverick leaders, offering insights into unconventional leadership strategies and fostering a community of innovative thinkers. While this blog may not be for those that like to play it safe, it is essential for those looking to be different and achieve hard goals.
30. Wiseman Group Blog – Liz Wiseman: Liz Wiseman’s blog offers insights and strategies for leadership development and organizational effectiveness. She does a great job of drawing on her own research and real-world examples to help leaders unlock their full potential. Wiseman helps readers understand the “Why?” behind her strategies.
31. WorkLife – Adam Grant: Adam Grant is a Wharton professor and organizational psychologys. His blog explores topics related to work and psychology, offering practical advice and insights for navigating workplace dynamics and building a fulfilling and meaningful career. Anyone interested in learning how to find motivation and meaning in life should explore his resources.
32. Gretchen Rubin’s Blog – Gretchen Rubin: Gretchen Rubin’s blog focuses on happiness and personal development, offering practical tips and strategies for living a more joyful and fulfilling life. It is unique compared to other resources as it focuses on helping leaders find what makes them happy on a personal level as well as professional.
33. Susan Cain’s Blog – Susan Cain: Susan Cain’s blog explores topics related to introversion and leadership, offering insights and strategies for introverted leaders to thrive in an extroverted world. This is an absolute must for the introverts that want to make it as a great leader.
34. Maxwell Leadership Blog – John C. Maxwell: This blog, created by John C. Maxwell with collaborations from other authors, offers timeless leadership principles and strategies. It empowers readers to become effective and influential leaders in their personal and professional lives, while promoting the process of how to get there.
35. The Conversation Agent – Dorie Clark: Dorie Clark’s blog offers insights and strategies for personal branding and thought leadership, helping professionals stand out and make a meaningful impact in their field. Clark’s site is one of the most organized, allowing readers to view a variety of his works on one screen and choosing what may be of interest.
36. Harvard Business School Working Knowledge – Amy Edmondson: Amy Edmondson’s blog features research and insights on leadership and organizational learning, offering practical advice and strategies for creating a culture of innovation and continuous improvement. As a top Harvard Business School professor, many of her articles read as an academic approach on how to lead teams effectively.
37. Andres Valdez’s Blog – Andres Valdez: Andres Valdez’s blog offers insightful perspectives on personal development and leadership, providing practical advice and strategies for individuals striving to unlock their full potential and lead with authenticity and purpose. While most resources in this list focus on how to lead, Valdez showcases the opposite, in his piece “7 Habits of Ineffective Leaders,” which allows for a unique way to take on information and advice.
38. Let’s Grow Leaders – Karin Hurt and David Dye: Karin Hurt and David Dye’s blog provides practical leadership advice and insights, focusing on helping leaders develop the skills and mindset needed to inspire and empower their teams to achieve exceptional results. This blog is certainly a two- for-one as you get the thoughts of two great leadership experts in one place.
39. Blanchard Leaderchat – Multiple Authors (Blanchard): This blog, created by Ken Blanchard, offers insights and resources on leadership development and management training, providing practical advice and strategies for leaders. Specifically, the blog posts aim to enhances effectiveness and drive organizational success.
40. CIPD – Leadership and Management – Multiple Authors (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development): The CIPD’s leadership and management blog features articles and insights from industry experts, providing valuable resources for HR professionals and organizational leaders. The content caters to all leadership styles, making it worth checking out for those who may think their style quite unique.
41. CEO.com – Multiple Authors (CEO.com): CEO.com offers insights and perspectives on leadership and business trends, providing valuable resources for CEOs and business leaders. The resources includes interviews with new and established CEO’s, making it useful for those of all backgrounds an in any business setting.
42. London Business School – Leadership Institute Blog – Multiple Authors (London Business School): London Business School’s Leadership Institute Blog features insights and research on leadership development and best practices, offering valuable resources for leaders looking to enhance their leadership capabilities. Unsurprising for a university platform, this blog emphasizes evidence-based tools for effective leadership.
43. INSEAD Knowledge – Leadership (Europe) – Multiple Authors (INSEAD Knowledge): INSEAD Knowledge’s European leadership blog offers insights and perspectives on leadership trends and challenges, providing valuable resources for leaders navigating the dynamic business landscape. A cool feature of the articles is that there is an “About the Research” section, making it possible for those interested to learn more about a specific blog post.
44. Chief Executive Group – Leadership – Multiple Authors (Chief Executive): Chief Executive Group’s leadership blog features articles and insights from top CEOs and industry experts, offering practical advice and perspectives to help leaders drive organizational success and achieve their business goals. One limitation of this resource is that it targets specifically established leaders of larger American companies.
45. Harvard Business Review – Leadership – Multiple Authors (Harvard Business Review): Harvard Business Review’s leadership blog features cutting-edge research, insights, and thought leadership on leadership topics, providing valuable resources and guidance to help leaders stay ahead in a rapidly changing business environment. The articles are organized into specific topics, such as “innovation”, making it great for those that may want specific insights.
46. BBC Worklife – Leadership – Multiple Authors (BBC Worklife): BBC Worklife’s leadership blog features articles and insights on leadership topics from around the world, providing valuable perspectives and analysis for leaders in diverse cultural and organizational contexts. This resource focuses on answering the questions that nobody wants to ask out loud, but everyone is wondering.
47. Entrepreneur – Leadership – Multiple Authors (Entrepreneur): Entrepreneur’s leadership blog features articles and insights on leadership and management practices for, you guesses it, entrepreneuers. The content consists of valuable advice and inspiration to aspiring and established entrepreneurs looking to lead their ventures to success.
48. Fast Company – Leadership – Multiple Authors (Fast Company): Fast Company’s leadership blog explores innovative leadership strategies and trends, offering valuable insights and perspectives to help leaders drive change and foster innovation in their organizations. This blog explores very unique topics compared to some of the others on this list, making it worthwhile for those that are eager for new and interesting content.
49. Business Insider – Leadership – Multiple Authors (Business Insider): Business Insider’s leadership blog provides insights and analysis on leadership trends and strategies, offering practical advice and inspiration to help leaders achieve success in today’s competitive business landscape. It is a go-to for those that want to learn about the leadership behind real world headlines.
50. Center for Creative Leadership Blog – Multiple Authors (Center for Creative Leadership): The Center for Creative Leadership offers research-based insights and practical tools for leadership development, empowering leaders to navigate complex challenges and maximize their potential. It covers specific topics for those at each leadership level, from new managers to experiences executives.

About the author:

Jonny Reich is a graduating senior at Emory University – Goizueta Business School, studying Marketing and Strategy and Management Consulting. Originally from New York, Jonny is gearing up to start his career as a consultant in the Atlanta area.