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Gain Total Organization Perspective
You can only make decisions with meaningful impact if you fully understand how all theparts of your company are supposed to come together.
Don’t Seek to Control
As opposed to dictating desired behaviors, look to influence them – and then observe carefully how results are obtained.
Take the Point Guard Approach
True leaders make everyone around them better, to a level where strong performance is so routine it emerges as instinctual.
Embrace Brutal Candor
When employees/colleagues give genuine feedback, it presents an unfiltered evaluation of your effectiveness.
Avoid Perfectionism
All innovation requires tolerable risk. Employees must know they’re allowed to fail in order to pursue innovation.
Be Generous with Time
Setting aside moments for serious exchange can develop employees as independent thinkers -- and you’ll learn about intuition from them in the process.
Get Comfortable with the Illogical
Innovation doesn’t arrive from the tried and true. The word “paradox” stems from a Greek word for “opposed to existing notions.”
Crush the Hierarchical Mindset
Collaborate with others based upon their capacity to contribute, not their job titles.
Gain a Total View of Customers
They’re more than profit generators – they provide valuable feedback and business-focused insights if they are skillfully engaged.
Distinguish Between Selling and Leading
Sellers view business simply as a transaction. Leaders interpret business as part of a large, interconnected Web that forms relationships and communities.
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