by Arvid Buit | Feb 7, 2026 | Leadership Blog
How understanding emerges through dialogue Human experience is always filtered through an individual perspective. What is ultimately real can never be known with absolute certainty. We may try to approximate reality by having many people observe the same phenomenon...
by Arvid Buit | Feb 7, 2026 | Leadership Blog, Thoughts
A Reality Check at Both Extremes To begin with, burnout is nothing. It is not a medical condition.It is not a diagnosis. It is not a pathology. In modern language, “burnout” has become a convenient container—an all-purpose label for exhaustion, frustration,...
by Arvid Buit | Feb 7, 2026 | Leadership Blog
Narcissistic Power, Trump, and the Fantasy of Infinite Reach Speculation often reveals more than verified facts ever do. When people half-jokingly suggest that Donald Trump might one day attempt to “take over” Venezuela—or extend such ambitions toward Colombia—they...
by Arvid Buit | Feb 7, 2026 | Leadership Blog, Thoughts
And what LinkedIn reveals about how modern minds operate Human beings crave a narrative that explains the world. Not an intricate one—a clean, comforting one. A story that reduces ambiguity, calms the nervous system, and cuts through complexity with a blunt sense of...
by Arvid Buit | Dec 23, 2025 | Leadership Blog
Senior leaders rarely struggle because they lack competence. By the time someone reaches executive level, they have already demonstrated intelligence, discipline, and resilience across multiple contexts. Yet many executives experience a quiet deterioration in how...
by Arvid Buit | Dec 23, 2025 | Leadership Blog
Every leader operates from a story. It is rarely written down and almost never consciously chosen, yet it determines how authority is exercised, how conflict is handled, and how success is interpreted. This narrative connects early experiences of safety, approval, and...
