Success is often undone by two things: distraction and shortsightedness. When you’re approaching the finish line for a project or deal, don’t get distracted by the competition behind you or start second-guessing decisions you’ve already made. And don’t focus on the finish line. Focus on a place just beyond the finish line so that you don’t slow, stumble, or fall before the race is over.
The Power of Questions: How Action Questions Propel Leaders Forward
In leadership, the questions we ask often define the outcomes we achieve. After three years of studying how leaders use questions to guide their teams and organizations, a pivotal insight emerged—not from deliberate contemplation but from a serendipitous realization....
