The Grand Leadership Illusion 

In the movie The Truman Show, a man is living his life on the set of a soap opera, where everyone knows he's the star of the show, but he has no idea that his world is not actuality and all created.

• Imagine going through such an experience yourself?

• How would you feel if you found out the truth?

• What would be the impact on you?

 Chances are, it would be alarming and also challenging to comprehend. Now imagine this analogy with leadership. Real Leadership bears little resemblance to illusory leadership, and I think we have all been deluded by the latter grand illusion over time. 

In business, do we need evolution or revolution?

The distinction of the two is essential and one that we misuse easily linguistically and within a business to the detriment of achievement and progression.  

We review this adaption and edit of the chapter of Leadership or Leadershit and its eight faces of leaders. This edit covers the examples of revolutionary actions and outcomes for business and how we can look at evolution as the day-to-day business operation, and revolution is the long term strategy.

What’s better? Inspiration or Expiration? They call a no brainer, but if that is all this means, this would be the first and last sentence. It isn’t! As a supplement since the Leadership or Leadershit book was written in 2016, my wife Debbie and I have discussed Inspiration in all of its forms. The overall summary we make is that inspiration is from within first, always. Inspiration is overused as a word and real inspiration in action. You get inspired to do something, take action, and a new outcome occurs. How often does that actually happen?