Clear at the Top, Muddy at the Bottom
In business, vision is essential. Yet, even the best vision will fall flat if you don’t clearly communicate it throughout the organization. Leadership may be aligned at the top, but
In business, vision is essential. Yet, even the best vision will fall flat if you don’t clearly communicate it throughout the organization. Leadership may be aligned at the top, but
Debates about the right leadership styles are everywhere. Many discussions focus on whether a great leader should be a visionary innovator or a structured, detail-oriented manager—two roles often seen as
A common Visionary/Integrator™ issue that we see is that the Visionary and the Integrator are not on the same page. Here’s how to solve that.
We asked Kelly Knight and Mark O’Donnell to talk about their unique V/I dynamic and offer some practical tips to help other V/I Duos™ achieve Rocket Fuel in their organizations. Here’s what they had to say…
We could have a life that’s kind of leaning back or a life that’s leaning forward. We could have a life that’s big and bold. We could have a little bitty life. We could have a life that’s kind of different. Do you know what kind of life you want as your ideal life?
Imagine a world in which all your people are crystal clear on your vision, where they are going, and how they will get there. Imagine everyone executing well with accountability and Traction. Every team in the business is healthy and cohesive with no wasted time on politics. That’s what a company looks like when all human energy is pointing in one direction. It’s amazing.
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