
Adding Up to Impact: The Multiplication of Leadership
6 + 3 = 9. So does 5 + 4. And 8 + 1. Each of these equations arrives at the same result, but each takes a different path. Leadership is no different. Effective leaders understand that the end goal can often be reached in more than one way—and that their way is not the only one1. Yet too often, leadership defaults to rigidity. “My way or the highway” may have been standard in generations past, but today, that mindset stifles innovation, morale, and long-term growth...
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