Letting go may be the only way to enlightened leadership

Passing through the Convention Center at a big Hotel
Passing through the Convention Center at a big Hotel

 

Letting go may be the only way to enlightened leadership.

Many folks are great managers, managing things, projects, teams.

Then there’s this notion of leading people, not managing them – but leading them to a place where they’ve never been before.

And then the process begins – to establish a consistent, new normal and improve upon that – what was once viewed as impossible.

The key is removing any barrier inhibiting our complete surrender to any personal agenda.

This is a battle over self first, before it will work to transform business.

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The spiritual connotation of going the extra inch is business at it’s best

 

White Lab at attention on Florida pool deck
First photo of Cooper on my return – he is keenly tuned into smells and sounds

 

The spiritual connotation of going the extra inch is business at it’s best.

And it isn’t just for business.

Had the cab driver drop me off at the subdivision entrance and walked the half mile home with a suitcase and backpack.

A walk no longer than the one frequently taken at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson airport (the world’s busiest).

The sights, smells, humidity, and familiarity at 7am was a wonderful welcome home.

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The art of being the weirdest person in the room

jeff noel quote
Don’t be trapped by anything

 

The art of being the weirdest person in the room.

All the middle-aged husky men with white hair and long white beards attending the Santa Claus convention seem weird to just about everyone.

Except to all the other folks who look like, and enjoy the annual opportunity to portray Santa Claus for a few weeks to bring joy to youngsters.

The person who always has one insightful, courageous question to ask, and to ask it in a non-threatening way at just the right moment…

These people seem like antagonists. Weirdos who “just don’t get it”.

But to others seeking truth and authenticity, it’s weirdly refreshing and inspiring.

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