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rigorous thinking, no lazy thinking
Rigorous thinking: No lazy thinking 👉 Updated article here [November 2023] 👈 If you're a leader, you got to where you are because you think strategically and are killer at execution. You simply can't get very far without being good at both. Now that you're in charge of people, though, your ability to increase impact depends on how well you manage OTHER people. You need your team to become smarter, sharper A-players. Unfortunately, sometimes smart people (like you) accidentally traumatize their teams.... You say you want your team to think harder and stop just doing exactly what you say. But
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