5 Questions That Unleash Humility
Humility takes you further than arrogance.
If you were half as talented as you believe, you’d be twice as successful as you are.
Humility shows up as curiosity.
Here are 5 Questions that Unleash Humility.
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Howling Monkeys Make Lousy Leaders
Howling isn’t leadership.
Talented people need clarity and space to act.
Seek to release, not control. Set guardrails. Trust the judgment of competent people.
The Forgotten Habit
Stephen R. Covey forgot a habit.
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People is brilliant. But it’s missing an essential habit.
All seven habits require one forgotten decision.
Learn how to practice the forgotten habit.
7 Tests to Expose Wise Leaders
You don’t need to be smart to be wise.
Technical expertise isn’t wisdom.
Wise leaders follow seven patterns.
Wisdom is seen in what it doesn’t say.
Wisdom reveals itself in response patterns.
Learn the 7 tests that expose wise leaders.
The Dogs In the Shed
Dogs are designed to act in specific ways. If you can’t choose the people on your team, ask how they can thrive.
Huskies pull.
Saint Bernards rescue.
Pugs love attention.
Golden Retrievers guide.
Greyhounds race.
People are like dogs. Greyhounds won’t thrive guiding. Don’t expect pugs to rescue.
How to thrive with the team you have?
The 6 Sense-Making Questions
Sense-making is map-making.
You don’t respond to events. You respond to what events mean.
Sense-making runs on questions.
You usually don’t notice your sense-making questions.
You feel the conclusions.
Learn the “Three Actions of Sense-Making for Leaders