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Seeing Beyond
Reflection is an essential skill for a leader. It sustains you, develops you and untimely it’s how you learn. It doesn’t have to be complicated or overly time-consuming. The investment has huge payoffs. This post explores 4 of these, plus a simple tool you can use.
Another day of meetings?
How do back-to-back meetings make you feel? Important? Needed? How much control do you actually have and how much would questions about the meeting purpose be welcomed?
Using the SCARF model as a reflective tool to consider the phenomenon of back-to-back meetings and ask - could you do something differently?
