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Leading the Unleadable:
Besides being focused on satisfying today’s customers, leaders must be looking to the distant horizon.
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Leading the Unleadable:
What truly motivates people is not money.
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Leading the Unleadable:
…it is your job to grow the talent of each individual whom you lead.
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Leading the Unleadable:
…if I ask a leader to deliver a project with a key set of attributes by a specific date and that leader doesn’t challenge me, that leader has made a commitment.
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Leading the Unleadable:
As a leader of individuals, you are responsible for getting stuff done through the people you lead.
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Leading the Unleadable:
…exceptional leaders know what they expect, and they let the leaders they lead know what those expectations are.
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Leading the Unleadable:
…give new leaders difficult immediate challenges with clear sets of expectations and deadlines… You may consider this ‘throwing someone in the deep end to see if he can swim.’ You would be correct. The timing for doing this is perfect at the beginning.
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Leading the Unleadable:
You want to be able to see trouble coming and be able to deal with it before it is obvious.
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Leading the Unleadable:
Circumstances do not make up the motivation of the team. It is always the leader.
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Leading the Unleadable:
…the exceptional leader is like organized lightning, with both a calming presence and the intensity that raises the whole energy of the situations they engage.
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