There are an endless supply of ‘experts’ who claim to have the secret ingredients to a successful leadership career. Some are more relevant than others; some are more credible than others; most put a spin on the message to attempt to claim their continual stream of solid, never miss a step, always perfect insights that we all should follow.
Hmmm. There sure are a lot of experts out there who apparently have never had a bad day.
For those that feel the massive burden of leadership the quest to continually learn is a noble one. Distilling down to what’s best for you from many sources is a strong way to keep your mind sharp and open to new ideas you may not have considered.
Today I offer something you may have overlooked in your quest for ongoing growth.
At the end of the day it is you that makes the difference. Not this blog, not my book (or any blog or book for that matter.) You can not learn to ride a bike by reading about it. You can’t learn to speak Italian without practicing over and over again. And you certainly can not become the leader you ultimately can be without doing something.
The ultimate force multiplier you are searching for is within you.
Take a few moments today to consider how much you bring to the table already; and, how you can integrate all of the interesting things you’ve read about into becoming the best leader you can be.
Thanks for being here.
Jay
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