Yesterday I posted 6 leadership mistakes people persecute themselves with. I didn’t want to make the mistake of offering an incomplete list.
Tolstoy hinted at the massive opportunity for blunders when he wrote, “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”
6 Leadership Mistakes Part Deux
Smart people do dumb things. Some leadership mistakes are intentional.
You know that not getting rest harms you. So does too much sugar, not enough exercise, or too much alcohol.
You don’t change because you “know better.”
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“Bossing” thrives on closed doors. But our hearts long for partnership.
Vitality burns hot when bridging distance.
Partnership is sustainable leadership.
Learn 5 principles of partnership.
A moment of insight unlocks life.
You can’t force insight. People find it when conditions are right.
Turn conversations toward transformation.
Learn 5 Pillars for Helping Others Gain Insight.
You don’t seek feedback because you care. It feels personal. Besides, you already beat yourself down. Giving feedback is easier than seeking it. Mastery is an act of service, not insecurity. Growth requires input. When… Continue reading
The secret pace wins the race.
Too fast and you collapse.
Too slow and finishing is irrelevant.
When you outpace capacity, people break.
Fast is fragile. Speed without capacity falls apart. No one give 100% all the time.
The secret pace takes teams farther than sprinting all day.
6 Practices That Set the Secret Pace…
