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…leaders… deal with this mercurial world by anticipating, looking not just down the road, but around the corner; by seeing change as an opportunity, rather than an obstacle; and by accepting it, rather than resisting it.
If character describes how an individual thinks and acts, then the culture of an organization describes the character of a group of people and how they think and act as a collective.
Igniting curiosity or presenting someone with an interesting challenge is a powerful way to create engagement.
…if you want to influence change, it’s essential that you engage the chain of command.
A harsh leader begets not just fear but also resentment, and those feelings are likely to influence people’s performance and their loyalty in the long run.
…the best bosses keep hunting for little ways to use everyone’s time and energy more efficiently and respectfully.
Positive groups help people make positive changes, particularly if the relationships are filled with candor, trust, and psychological safety.
A company of strong character will have a culture that promotes treating all people well, not just the ones who pay them or earn them money in the moment.









