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Field Notes
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When it comes to decision-making, a small option set typically results in inferior or lower-quality decisions. Studies show that leaders and decision-makers too often grab the first idea and then spend their energy justifying it. This dramatically increases the odds of failure.
Good leaders stay committed and consistent to many Whats and adapt and flex around the Hows.
They are steady in what they stand for and believe in, while flexible in how they execute and act.
Emotion creates distraction and anxiety. But when it's over, let emotion fuel you. Celebrate wins, connect with your team, and harness that energy for what's next.
Recognizing Opinions That Come From Fear and Insecurity.
Opinions come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Some are grounded in facts and data, while others are situated in experience and intuition. Good leaders consider everyone’s opinions while forming their own.