“We don’t trust one another,” the leader told me, somewhat embarrassed.
“Why do you suppose that is?” I asked.
The leader started to describe the symptoms: “We’re not talking to one another . . . “
I interrupted, “Why is that?”
“Well, everyone is so busy . . .
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May 2019 Leadership Lesson from the Word: From Fragmented to Integrated part 1
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Leadership Lesson from the Word: When Vertical & Horizontal Intersect
April 2019 Leadership Lesson from the Word: When Vertical & Horizontal Intersect
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Leadership Lesson from the Word: When Vertical & Horizontal Intersect
Have you ever been part of a great team? Perhaps you played on a great athletic team in high school or college –soccer, basketball or hockey? Or, perhaps you were part of a great music band, vocal group or orchestra? What made that experience great? Our first inclination might be to say, “We won!” or to talk about our accomplishment.