Steve Lear

Want a higher income and more opportunities? Learn how to make decisions.

I first experienced Kolbe Wisdom in the late 90s as a student in the Strategic Coach program. It was one of those moments in my life that created tremendous clarity.

We are excited to announce that Erin Werde, President of The Instinctive Advantage, will be a regular Leadership contributor.

Jews are in the news almost daily, making me proud and yet scared.  There are only about 15 million of us, and we have attracted a lot of attention.  Some have said we are loud. 

To communicate effectively and build better relationships, discover why it’s important to be mindful of how we structure the message.

The following article introduces an idea for a new election strategy. Please share your thoughts and suggestions in the Curiosity Zone comment section at the end of the article so we can improve this concept and present it to political leadership. Thank you!

Are you discontented with your finances?  Steve Lear has a solution. In this fourth episode of The Lear Report, Steve describes his vision for a new “integrated” economic system that could improve your financial future and make the world a better place.

It began as a candid conversation between a Jew and a Christian: What does antisemitism look like, and what can we do to stop it? On the third episode of The Lear Report, good friends and podcasting partners Steve Lear and Stan Hustad share their deep dive into this timely topic

Join our mission to bring quality personal finance education to every student in Minnesota.

Recently, the Minnesota Legislature made personal finance a required course for high school graduation.

Need a blueprint for how to build and evaluate a great organization?

Changing the way that you measure your progress is the difference between feeling successful and happy or successful and unhappy.

TRIP (The Resolution and Implementation Process) is a unique decision-making process that improves project management.

Legacy planning is challenging because it forces you to confront your mortality.

Your creative process is defined by three dimensions of the mind that work together– Cognitive (thinking), Affective (feeling), and Conative (doing).