The Motive for Vulnerability

If you search the terms, “vul­ner­a­ble lead­er­ship” or “vul­ner­a­ble leader,” you will find some good arti­cles, such as those here, here, and here. Clear­ly, they explain, there is a dis­tinc­tion between a weak leader and a vul­ner­a­ble one, a per­son who runs away from mis­takes and inse­cu­ri­ties, and one who is flex­i­ble, can learn, and… Con­tin­ue read­ing The Motive for Vulnerability

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Art, Self-Knowledge and Leadership

For many years I have been inter­est­ed in the con­nec­tions peo­ple make regard­ing their lead­er­ship when they get out of their ver­bal capac­i­ties and tap their non-ver­bal ones.  With the per­mis­sion of a past client (she’s reviewed this post), I share the image below. When I asked her one day what art she includ­ed in her… Con­tin­ue read­ing Art, Self-Knowl­edge and Leadership

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How I Feel About Surveys

I was remind­ed this morn­ing in a con­ver­sa­tion with a friend of an employ­ee sur­vey I had some con­tact with many years ago. The set­ting was a big Fed­er­al agency with a local bud­get over a bil­lion dol­lars. They had con­duct­ed the sur­vey in the pre­vi­ous month and the results had just come out. Like… Con­tin­ue read­ing How I Feel About Surveys

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