The paradox of the leadership imperative.
Leadership and the power that comes with it is very tempting to misuse or rationalize it’s privileges.
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The paradox of the leadership imperative
Tag: Paradox
Two choices in the workplace, choose wisely, no?
Back to work?
Back to opportunity?
Work is only work if you’d rather be doing something else.
No?
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We often are tempted to make fun of the one-hit wonders
We often are tempted to make fun of the one-hit wonders. But think about it, they accomplished much more than 99.99% of the other bands that ever performed.
Success is relative.
What’s you’re impossible?
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Balancing wonderful dreams and harsh realities
Balancing wonderful dreams and harsh realities is something that suddenly became apparent in 1999. Thus began the initiation (with a full time passion) of destroying that false perception, after observing an unintentional message that transformation is only possible when Magic is involved.
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The degree-of-difficulty paradox in breaking habits?
The degree-of-difficulty paradox in breaking habits? Since both bad habits and good habits are hard to break, we would not be a great leader if we did not focus on good habits.
The real temptation is at the beginning though. Bad habits are easier to start because they medicate, distract, or entertain us. This is perfect for the busy, overwhelmed leader who could use some relief. No?
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