LeadershipNow 140: January 2009 Compilation
Here are a selection of
tweets from January 2009:
- The phrase leaders cast long shadows is used to draw attention to the fact that a leader’s actions are magnified far more than they imagine
- “You always have to eat humble pie at some point…. Every rejection is the fuel for what you will be.” Diane von Furstenberg in Feb 2009 T&C
- WN: A leader must summon citizens to rise above themselves, but without appearing preachy or contemptuous of their present state of mind
- Not what you’d expect him to say: Creativity flourishes at the edges of things. It needs boundaries and it needs constraints. P Ibbotson
- Without an effective infrastructure for learning – action reviews – a plan is just a plan. An idea is not reality.
- Chief speechwriter for George W. Bush, Marc Thiessen: History Will Remember Bush Well http://ow.ly/4GF
- FT said of Obama’s speech: “the performance of a born leader.” That really means he put the time in. You’re seeing the result.
- FT: Managers who see economic strife only as a threat are missing out on ideal opportunity to implement change and instill better practice.
- Kissinger: Occasionally an outsider may provide perspective; almost never does he have enough knowledge to advise soundly on tactical moves
- Think of leadership IN, not leadership OF. It's not position.
- To develop new leaders, existing leaders will have to give up control and empower emerging leaders to lead in new ways.
- In a downturn, set realistic goals and use shorter time horizons. Predictions are likely to be more accurate and relevant.
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