Healthy leaders lead better. Period. New studies reveal why well-being—not just vision—determines whether leaders inspire, withdraw, or burn out. Here’s what every “Dangerous Leader” should know.
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Many people have a tendency to judge ourselves more harshly than we judge others. We often refer to this as our inner critic. In this month’s Dangerous Leader column, we reflect on how self-talk is essential to how we engage with the world around us.
Dangerous Leaders dig into the information and ideas that evolve them.
Dangerous Leaders don’t follow a roadmap of someone else’s choosing, even inside established structures. We carve our path to the destination.
Dangerous leaders know when to reject conformity. If they do conform to the norm, it’s not done blindly. Instead, they engage intentionally based on their value systems without questioning whether their actions conform to external standards.
Dangerous leaders seek the very best spaces they can operate from. Check in with your motivations.
There’s no one blueprint, map or instruction book
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