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A leader, especially an executive, admitting they got something wrong, out loud, in front of the team, is rarer than it should be. When a mistake happens, every...
Dec 8, 2024
I can't recall where I found this picture, but it's such an interesting analogy. Leadership is like farming - nurture the right conditions and growth will follow.
That said, sometimes you end up with the wrong crops or weeds mistaken for crops and it's just as important to weed those out.

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