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…when people are unsure, they are more likely to use others’ actions to decide how they themselves should act.
Good decisions don’t so much need consensus as they need commitment.
…the living dead. It happens when a company has achieved a modicum of success – just enough to stay alive – but is not living up to the expectations of its founders and investors.
The fact is that negative events do affect us, but they generally don’t affect us as much or for as along as we expect them to.
…to lead your organization out of the resulting ambiguity [of a strategic inflection point] and to energize your staff toward a new direction, you must rein in chaos.
Good systems provide the opportunity for people to travel great distances.
Regardless of what language the word ‘why’ is translated into, it’s accusatory. There are very rare moments when this is to your advantage.
…brilliant women feature others’ ideas to sidestep claiming their own thought leadership.
[Incompetent] bosses devastate morale, demolish productivity, and destroy motivation. Yet they exist everywhere.









