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Professor, The Practice of Management at Columbia Business School | Author of Leadership: The Inside Story

Great leadership begins with asking the right questions, fostering empathy, and adapting to uncertainty. These principles aren’t just ideals—they are the foundations of transformative leadership that drive real change. In my conversation with Wanda Wallace on her Out of the Comfort Zone podcast, we explored what it takes to lead effectively in today’s complex world. Here are some key insights from our discussion: 🔶 Leadership thrives when personal, interpersonal, and strategic elements work in harmony. 🔶 Empathy is a powerful tool to build trust and unlock collaboration. 🔶 Adapting to change is not an option—it’s a necessity for long-term success. Discover more in the full episode: https://lnkd.in/e5Ms35PU #Leadership #Adaptability #StrategicThinking #EmpathyInLeadership Columbia Business School

Leadership – The Inside Story with Willie Pietersen - Out of the Comfort Zone

Leadership – The Inside Story with Willie Pietersen - Out of the Comfort Zone

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Richard Stimbra

Social Media & Community Strategist | Content Creator | Solopreneur | AI Trainer | Comedy Event Producer

4d

Your perspective on integrating empathy, strategic thinking, and adaptability is so timely. These are critical foundations for navigating leadership challenges today.

Wanda Wallace

Advancing Leadership Effectiveness | Improving the Quality of Conversations | Executive Coach | International Speaker | Author, Podcast Host & Guest | Advancing Careers of Millennials & Women

4d

Willie Pietersen - always a great conversation with you. What I enjoyed most about this conversation was the discussion on trust. 5 questions people want to know in order to trust you.

Maximilian Lenz

Senior Key-Account-Manager (Remarketing EU) @ AUTO1 Group | Digital Pioneer ✅ - Automotive Remarketing Expert ✅ - Business Development ✅

4d

Good stuff for my train ride tomorrow... Thanks a lot, Willie!

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