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Constructive Friction for Leaders

The illusion of agreement produces disappointing action.

Fitting-in congeals complacency. Conformity doesn’t keep the peace; it puts people to sleep.

Constructive friction is a spark.

Jerk-holes rage against a dissatisfying world. It looks like courage, but it’s bluster.

Habitual discontent is an anchor. Constructive friction is a sail.

Two ways to practice constructive friction.

Facing the Fires of Disagreement, Improvement, and Destructive Criticism

Destructive critics claim the moral high ground but their message is simple, do what I want. They pretend they want what’s best for others while they pursue what’s best for them. Constructive critics… Continue reading