Fuzzy Values Make Exhausted Leaders
Others run your life until you know your values.
Stop wandering in a fog of “shoulds.”
“Our values show us the path and motivate us to pursue it.” Paul Ingram
When values are fuzzy decisions are exhausting.
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Values: Where Good Intentions Go to Die
The work isn’t crafting values; it’s living them.
Values show up in calendars, promotions, and confrontations.
What’s your system for aligning behaviors with commitments? When did your last meeting compare convictions with actions?
Leaders huddle in conference rooms debating definitions, grammar, and punctuation. Daily practice is all that counts.
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