Dec 29, 2024
Leadership thrives on creating fertile ground for growth. The right conditions allow potential to flourish, much like farming.
Not every seed yields the harvest you expect. Some turn out to be weeds, others the wrong crop for the soil. Identifying and addressing those misfits is just as critical as nurturing the right ones. Leadership isn't just about cultivating - it's about culling when necessary.
Growth depends on balance. The wrong elements choke the good ones but thoughtful pruning strengthens the whole.
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I'm a father of 3 from Sydney, a Product Director and a Product Coach. I write about leadership, product management and the messy reality of making work work.
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