Amy E. Herman
Leaders today face interconnected, dynamic challenges that require more than simple, either-or decisions that seldom last in the long run and often create new problems. Instead of avoiding or attempting to “solve” the tension between competing ideas or forces, both-and thinking embraces and manages that tension, turning it into a source of creativity, collaboration, and growth. Leveraging both-and thinking as a powerful tool for navigating complexity and driving innovation underpins all the work we do, because it is not just useful – it is necessary for success.
Questions – when asked with genuine curiosity – serve as a powerful catalyst to unlocking new ideas, sparking creativity, and driving innovation. When leaders ask the right questions, they not only inspire their teams but also gain deeper insights into others’ perspectives. Asking questions and listening with interest and openness demonstrate humility, creating a culture in which everyone feels heard and valued. In short, questions encourage growth, build better connections, and drive positive change.
Concise considerations of concepts. Featuring leadership-related themes – all starting with the letter “C” – this resource will provide short, easy-to-read moments of insight and reflection.
With a pulse on ideas that matter, these design insights for uncertain times offer powerful thoughts in 750 words or less. Check out a few posts for free here.
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