Success is always in context
Reading the grey between the black and white is essential in senior positions.
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Reading the grey between the black and white is essential in senior positions.
It’s important to know your world views, emotional temperament or EQ, personality traits and intrinsic capabilities.
Is it easier to evaluate a decision by reading a 6-page narrative rather than reviewing a PPT?
It’s important that executives understand how much large-group meetings shape culture and people.
Brain research says that we are five times more likely to remember a negative interaction than a positive one.
No one can push themselves or others without dealing with the consequences of the toll it takes
No one can make it without great critical thinking skills. The real differentiator, though, is strong EQ.
Success is always in context and one has to freshly observe the current reality, the new client or employee, the new market conditions.
One of the great organizational challenges is creating open debate which is an essential ingredient to think beyond the current reality.
Great leaders balance confidence and conviction with a zeal to learn and a willingness to revisit and reconsider.