Maciej/Executive Notes @Executive_Notes

Daily reflections from a CEO in healthcare. Learning, leading, and thinking out loud — one note at a time. #Leadership #SelfImprovement #ExecutiveNotes Poland Joined August 2025

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a week ago

One of the biggest challenges of family businesses: no rotation in management. #CEOJournal #Leadership #FamilyBusiness

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a week ago

Buckingham Palace announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II in just two sentences: the Queen had died, and her son had become King. All the gravity, all the clarity, the transfer of power — in two lines. #Communication #Leadership #CEOJournal

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2 weeks ago

CEO Curiosity #2 Since the dawn of civilization, only about 200–250 generations separate us from the very beginning. Not that many, really. #CEOJournal #History #Perspective

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3 weeks ago

Thomas Watson – the president of IBM in the 1940s – once predicted that the world would need “maybe five computers in total”. Not five types. Five computers. #CEOJournal #CEOCouriosity #Leadership #History #Tech

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3 weeks ago

By 2030, the world will have 87.5M–437.5M leaders. Bosses. Managers. People responsible for others. And I thought I was special. I couldn’t be more wrong. #Leadership #Management #CEOJournal

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3 weeks ago

2/2 That tone stuck with me. Not heroism. Not bravado. Just clarity. He wasn’t improvising—he was prepared. Note to self: build systems that stay calm when things go wrong. #Leadership #CrisisManagement #McRaven #CEOJournal #Planning

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3 weeks ago

1/2 Admiral McRaven planned the Bin Laden raid using a decision matrix. Every scenario—yes/no, success/failure—was mapped. “What if a helicopter crashes?” It did. And in the Situation Room, he said calmly: “As you can see, a helicopter has crashed. We’re moving to Plan B.”

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4 weeks ago

(2/2) They chose “Comrade.” For hours, Moscow wasn’t sure: respect… or mockery? One word could’ve sparked war. Note to self: tone matters. If one word can shake the world, it can shake a team too. #Leadership #Communication #ExecutiveNotes

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4 weeks ago

1/2) June 1967. The U.S. President receives the first-ever hotline message from Soviet Chairman Kosygin. Crisis in the Middle East. Urgent response needed. But one question halts the Situation Room: How do we address him? “Chairman”? “Comrade”? “Mr.”?

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a month ago

I’ve read hundreds of books. I’ve loved most of them. But did they change me? Hard to say. What I know is: the stories I told — not the ones I read — are the ones I still remember. So this thread is for me. To learn, through telling. #ExecutiveNotes

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a month ago

One sentence can change the course of history. And if it can change the world, it can surely change your story too. #Leadership #MicroLearning

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a month ago

“I am the ruler of the rising sun, you of the setting sun.” Genghis Khan meant peace. The other ruler heard: “I rise. You fade.” He answered with war. His empire vanished in 2 years. #ExecutiveNotes #Communication

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a month ago

Day 1. This is my personal log. One thought a day — from work, books, life, or mistakes. For growth. For discipline. And maybe, for someone else too. Let’s begin. #ExecutiveNotes