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Fay Niewiadomski ·Rethinking Perfectionism in Leadership: Striking the Balance for Success
Perfection, on the surface, seems like an admirable pursuit. A perfectionist leader appears to have high standards, an unrelenting drive to excel, and a keen eye for detail. However, when perfectionism towers beyond healthy levels, it can morph into a self-defeating loop, impacting productivity, stifling creativity, and impairing overall team growth. Perfectionist behavior can stem […]
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Uncategorized ·Transforming Uncertainty into Leadership Performance
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Illustration by David Dees © Communication & Media ·Can an uninformed and misinformed majority be right?
If fifty million people say a foolish thing, it is still a foolish thing. Anatole France, 1844-1924, French writer, Nobel 1921 Consider the impact of believing that ethical behavior, moral values, and respect for human life don’t matter. Or the idea that compromising these fundamental values in favor of expediency is the smart thing […]
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