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Speed Matters More Than Size.
T, what do you mean by THAT?
We often equate leadership with performance. A successful project, a profitable quarter, or a popular product launch are seen as definitive markers of a great leader.
But this is a shortsighted view.
True leadership is less about the end result and more about the journey towards it.
It’s the Pace, Not the Place
What truly sets a leader apart is their ability to drive progress.
It’s about the rate at which they move the needle, not just the final destination.
A leader who consistently delivers incremental improvements, focus on innovation, and builds a high-performing team is far more valuable than one who occasionally delivers spectacular results but struggles to maintain momentum.
Beyond the Bottom Line
Although financial performance is undeniably crucial for any organization, it should not be the sole measure of a leader’s effectiveness.
A leader who excessively prioritizes short-term financial gains to the detriment of the company’s long-term sustainability may inadvertently lead the team towards failure.
Genuine leaders place emphasis on establishing a robust foundation, nurturing a positive organizational…
