Kenneth Lay Won His Court Case By Dying First

Kenneth Lay Won His Court Case By Dying First

Kenneth Lay Won His Court Case By Dying FirstDr. Thomas Trautmann
Published on: 16/09/2026

Kenneth Lay built one of the biggest companies in America, then died six weeks after his conviction, before he ever spent another dollar of what he built. You have more time than he had. You still do not get to see the calendar.

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The Real Reason Your Team Stopped Believing You (And It Is Not Your Numbers)

The Real Reason Your Team Stopped Believing You (And It Is Not Your Numbers)

The Real Reason Your Team Stopped Believing You (And It Is Not Your Numbers)Dr. Thomas Trautmann
Published on: 06/07/2026

Why teams quietly stop believing a leader long before performance actually drops, and what the neuroscience of trust says you can do about it.

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