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Leaders are the ones who run headfirst into the unknown. They rush toward the danger. They put their own interests aside to protect us or to pull us into the future. Leaders would sooneer sacrifice what is theirs to save what is ours. And they would never sacrifice what is ours to save what is theirs.

This is what it means to be a leader. It means they choose to go first into danger, headfirst toward the unknown. And when we feel sure they will keep us safe, we will march behind them and work tirelessly to see their visions come to life and proudly call ourselves their followers.

Simon Sinek - Leaders Eat Last

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Levels of Leadership: Level 2 - Permission

  • 1/22/2024 12:00:00 PM
  • #leadership, #Levels of Leadership
Level 2 is all about relationships. It's called the Permission level because, at this stage, people follow you not because they have to, but because they genuinely want to. It's about liking and valuing individuals, treating them well. When you do this, you start to gain influence and build trust. This positive environment extends to various aspects of life—whether you're at home, work, playing, or volunteering.
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Levels of Leadership: Level 1 - Position

  • 1/15/2024 3:21:19 PM
  • #leadership, #Levels of Leadership
So you got promoted and you are now the team lead. Congratulations. You now just stepped into the journey of leadership. And the first level is called "Position". That's the beginner's stage of leadership. If you are not careful, your influence on the team will pretty much be tied to your job title. People will follow you because they have to.
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'What's your Agile Mindset Definition?"

  • 11/9/2022 12:00:00 PM
  • #agile, #complex, #mindset, #cynefin
When you are in a complex environment, you have to deal with lots of uncertainties/insecurities (This is inherent to a complex environment/system). Since you are in a complex environment, you cannot get rid of these insecurities/uncertainties by implementing workflows, processes, rules, ... Each situation is different and requires a different approach, even if the differences are minimal, the approach can be completely different.
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