A true leader can say “I don’t know” or “I don’t understand” or “I need help.” When I sat down with Inc. Magazine, I told them one of the best lessons I’ve ever learned—that I don’t have to pretend to know everything. You can watch our full interview here: https://bit.ly/2DRDPre
That’s so true, it took we years to be big enough to admit that I wasn’t all knowing
I always taught nursing students, pretending to know it all diminishes trust and compromises the competency of the service you give.
Very true!
No person is perfect and knows all. Some think they are, though...
So True, thanks!
Being humble!
"and um - that was stupid" lol! This is spot on... Embrace opportunities for growth, such an important lesson. Thanks for sharing this!
I concur with Simon Sinek lesson. I believe that leadership is about guiding people, and it has nothing to do with comprehending everything. I realize first hand in and out the military that being a leader is not easy. I have never had the title of “CEO,” “VP,” or “GM," but I have shown real leadership, by motivating others through my efforts and being capable of saying “I don’t know” or “I don’t understand,” but most importantly I knew when to ask for help!
Why can't all people be that open
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5yAccurate. True leaders are humble and interested in learning always