Mistakes are inevitable, but how we handle them defines our leadership.
Leaders who own their mistakes don’t just earn trust—they model resilience.
Admitting errors isn’t a sign of weakness; it’s a testament to strength and integrity.
Tag Archives: Philosophy
The Crisis Myth: Debunking the Overreaction to Everyday Problems
Let’s remember: not every setback is a crisis.
Perspective is key.
Every problem has a solution. It’s not the end of the world—it’s an opportunity to learn and grow.
Evolution, Not Revolution: Adapting Your Design Language for Growth
Integrity is the bridge between what you believe and who you are.
Words are powerful, but actions are persuasive.
Align your actions with your values.
Building Trust and Teamwork: How Werewolf Can Transform Your Leadership Approach
Micromanagement doesn’t equal control.
Information empowers, but trust unlocks potential. Share knowledge openly, not defensively.
Believe in your team’s ability to use knowledge wisely, they will connect the dots & innovate like wildfire.
The Road Less Timed: Goals Vs Timelines
Perfectionism and rigid timelines can be counterproductive.
Striking a balance between ambitious goals and realistic timelines requires a nuaced approach.
Goals provide vision while timelines offer structure.
Let Change Make You A Better Leader
The best leaders are those who can inspire change in themselves and others.
Change isn’t just about switching jobs—it’s about transforming your mindset and approach.
Be a lifelong learner and watch how opportunities unfold!
Making Beautiful Music – How Making It Harder For Your Team Can Unlock Creativity
Constraints can be challenging, and that is the point.
studies have shown that students who are given a limited number of words to write a persuasive essay are more likely to generate more creative arguments.
To Be, Or Not To Be, Important
It is stroking your ego when you want your team to make you feel important.
A good leader makes their team feel important by highlighting their successes and contributions.
It’s A Barbie World, Kinda
Thinking philosophically is messy, but also creative.
Formulaic thinking is efficient but limited.
We need leaders to ask questions and explore ideas.
One challenges the status quo, one conforms to it.
Who Is Your Real Competition?
The narrative of competition is always external. Outside forces wanting to stop you.
The truth is they are obstacles and impediments, the real competition is yourself.
Being better than you were yesterday and being ready if and when the opportunity strikes.
Luke McMeeken-Ruscoe 