The Teachable Leader
Teachable leadership can be cultivated. Discover seven practical habits for receiving honest feedback, examining criticism, correcting mistakes, and building trust through consistent, accountable action.
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Teachable leadership can be cultivated. Discover seven practical habits for receiving honest feedback, examining criticism, correcting mistakes, and building trust through consistent, accountable action.
One of the great dangers of leadership is not that leaders stop thinking, but that they gradually become the only person allowed to evaluate their thinking. Because every leader has blind spots and the capacity for self-deception, wisdom requires people who can see what we cannot—and who have permission to tell us when we may be wrong.