From me to we

From
Me
We

Healthy leadership isn’t about position — it’s born out of relationship.

When me shifts to we, trust is built, ownership deepens, generosity grows, and

everyone wins.
In the We-Cycle, bosses become leaders — the kind of leaders who care more about the people they lead than the position they hold.
— Josh Block, People Matter at Work

Because when people thrive, results follow. When leaders move from me to we, cultures heal, teams engage, and performance flows.

The world doesn’t need another system, strategy, or slogan. It needs leaders who see people as the mission — not a means to it.

This isn’t soft leadership — it’s the kind that lifts people, purpose, and performance together.
Josh Block has spent his career helping leaders build cultures where people and performance thrive together.
As the Former President of Block Imaging and Founder of Cube Mobile Imaging, Josh has led teams through growth, transition, and transformation — always with one conviction at the center: people matter most.

After decades of leading at the intersection of business and humanity, Josh has seen what many leaders feel but rarely say — the pressure that never lifts, the loneliness that creeps in, and the culture that quietly drifts when connection fades.

That’s why he wrote People Matter at Work.
 It’s a practical, powerful call to reframe leadership from separation to connection — helping leaders replace isolation with ownership, pressure with possibility, and survival with strength.

For Josh, it’s simple: when people

matter, growth and performance follows.
Meet
Josh
People Matter
at Work

In his debut book, Josh Block invites leaders to rediscover what leadership was meant to be — not a burden or position, but an opportunity and a privilege.

Inside, you’ll find a practical framework to help you move from me to we — transforming pressure into possibility, isolation into ownership, and workplaces into communities where people and performance thrive together.

People Matter at Work is more than a book — it’s a blueprint for building cultures where people feel safe, seen, and successful, and where leadership becomes lighter because it’s shared.