Leading in the
rapidly changing business
environment, on the edge of chaos
① |
Make haste slowly
Leadership intelligence is more important than ever –
move with greater speed and precision than ever before, but take
time to
→
think .
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④ |
Put the right person, in
the right place,
right now
Create a
high-performing
→
team with a wide range of
talents – assemble and align the right collection of talent to face
the challenges that lie ahead. Invest your human capital to maximize
individual,
team and
organizational success.
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⑥ |
Cut costs, not value
While managing costs, don't cut the muscle along with the fat.
Progress means moving resources from low value to
→
high-value
uses. Reduce expenses while protecting and
enhancing the
value of your business.
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⑧ |
Stir, don't shake
Manage stress without loosing your competitive edge – reduce anxiety
and
inspire
hope by stirring employees to higher levels of
achievement, not
shaking them with fear and negativity. |
⑨ |
Cut through the noise
Get your message through the "noise" that rises in tandem with
volatility and
chaos – without the ability to
communicate effectively,
a
leader's other skills are
worthless. |
⑩ |
Focus or fail
Stay focused and on track – follow a carefully structured process
that would focus your energies while highlighting and prioritizing
high-leverage
opportunities for success. |
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An army of sheep led by a lion is
better than an army of lions led by a sheep. |
Alexander
the Great |
Extreme Leadership Mindset
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