In my latest for the 'stack I continue trashing the dominant business leadership philosophy of the late 20th c. (Take control! Stay positive! Win! Never lose!). Next I'll move on to the geeks' 21st c. upgrade https://lnkd.in/dg_6XPmr
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https://lnkd.in/gF9juFhQ Embracing the Infinite Game: A Strategic Approach to Organizational Success In a world dominated by finite metrics and short-term gains, Simon Sinek’s concept of the infinite game serves as a poignant reminder of the bigger picture. His recent YouTube video, "The Infinite Game," delves into the transformative power of adopting an infinite mindset in both business and life. But how do we translate this philosophy into actionable strategies for organizational success? Sinek appropriately illustrates that in an infinite game, the goal is not to win but to keep playing, to perpetuate the game itself. This resonates deeply with the principles of Appreciative Inquiry and Strategic Doing, two approaches that advocate for continuous improvement and collaboration. Appreciative Inquiry, with its focus on strengths and possibilities, aligns seamlessly with the infinite mindset. Instead of fixating on problems and deficits, Appreciative Inquiry encourages organizations to amplify what’s working well and envision a future grounded in collective aspirations. By fostering a culture of positivity and innovation, Appreciate Inquiry empowers teams to navigate the complexities of the infinite game with resilience and optimism. Similarly, Strategic Doing provides a structured framework for navigating uncertainty and driving change in complex environments. By emphasizing collaboration, experimentation, and iteration, Strategic Doing equips organizations with the agility and adaptability needed to thrive in the infinite game. Strategic Doing encourages leaders to view challenges as opportunities for growth and learning, rather than insurmountable obstacles. Combining the principles of Appreciative Inquiry and Strategic Doing with Sinek’s infinite mindset, organizations can cultivate a powerful formula for sustained success. By reframing their perspective from finite to infinite, leaders can inspire their teams to play the long game, to pursue noble causes, and to leave a lasting legacy. As we navigate an increasingly volatile and unpredictable world, let us heed Sinek’s call to embrace the infinite game. Let us leverage the principles of Appreciative Inquiry and Strategic Doing to build organizations that are not merely focused on winning, but on contributing to something greater than themselves. #InfiniteGame #AppreciativeInquiry #StrategicDoing #Leadership #OrganizationalSuccess #TheStrategicSanbox
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Ever since I started the #TAKETHELEAD course by the University of Cornell in collaboration with #mexoxo and #Nalaflem, my leadership and management skills have undergone a remarkable transformation. This course has been a game-changer for me. It has expanded my leadership dynamics, honed my business finance, human resource, technology, and leadership abilities. With my newfound skill set, I feel confident and well-prepared to face the job market with an open mind and a more outgoing personality. I am convinced that the #TAKETHELEAD course is the ideal choice for individuals looking to enhance their leadership and management capabilities.
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🔥 Are you a Microsoft technology expert eager to make a positive impact? 🔥 Then you’re in the right place! 🚀 Meet the MVPs (Most Valuable Professionals) – community-driven rockstars recognized for their exceptional contributions to the tech world. These leaders share their knowledge, inspire others, and drive innovation with Microsoft technologies. 🌟 Why MVPs are Awesome 🌟 Recognition: Get celebrated by Microsoft for your contributions. Networking: Connect with top MVPs and Microsoft gurus. Exclusive Resources: Access early insights and special tools. Impact: Shape the future of Microsoft technologies. 💡 Want to be an MVP? 💡 If you're passionate about Microsoft tech and love sharing your expertise, you could be the next MVP! Dive into forums, write insightful blogs, give inspiring presentations, and support the community. Discover more about the MVP program: https://lnkd.in/drSjX9w4 Let’s celebrate the incredible MVPs who make our tech community vibrant and innovative! 🎉 #MicrosoftMVP #TechCommunity #Innovation #Microsoft
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Very important considerations about leadership development!
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Completed "Becoming a Strategic Leader: Enact Your Leadership Strategy"
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Another importat lesson about leadership development.
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Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, has a fascinating approach to #leadership. His no one-on-one meetings rule challenges the traditional idea that constant check-ins are necessary for alignment and instead focuses on fostering #agility, #transparency, and a culture where information flows freely. It’s a great reminder that leadership doesn’t always mean more meetings or micromanaging—it means trusting your team and focusing on what truly moves the needle. Could this no one-on-one approach work for more organizations, or does it require a specific kind of culture to succeed? I’d love to hear your thoughts! #LeadershipStrategy #WorkplaceCulture #DecisionMaking #OrganizationalCulture https://lnkd.in/eJ4dwgir
"I don't do one-on-ones, Transparency is key in my team" - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
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Leverage Emotional Intelligence for Project Results: Identify Emotions Affecting Project Leadership
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Are you unintentionally using a critical tone with your kids? In the latest episode of Vibes with Nischal, we discuss how the tone we use in everyday conversations can deeply impact our relationships with our children. Whether it's a stressful day at work or the pressures of balancing multiple roles, our words and tone can create emotional distance or foster connection. Tune in and discover how small changes in how we communicate can make a big difference! #Parenting #Leadership #FamilyCommunication #MindfulParenting #PositiveParenting #EmotionalIntelligence #VibesWithNischal https://lnkd.in/eSdbgf4Q
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View my verified achievement from Microsoft - SMC.
FY24 SMC+DS Together We Thrive Award, Outstanding Leadership was issued by Microsoft - SMC to Ben Cronin.
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