Author: Brent Filson
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Summary: Most leaders have been taught to set goals for their groups. However, the author asserts that goal-setting is not the most effective way to lead. He suggests that turning goals into processes achieves more results, and he details a step by step plan to do it.
A Leadership Secret: Replace Goals With Processes Using The Shared Dream by Brent Filson
I bring leadership processes that help leaders get more results faster continually. The results will come in a specific length of time. The results will go beyond what the leaders are achieving now. The results can be measured, validated, and used as springboards for even more results. The results can be translated into money saved/earned. The results can't be achieved without the help of Leadership Talks. And yet ...
Yet ... getting this big jump in results scares many leaders and can lead to burn out in the people they lead.
You'd think leaders would welcome such results. No such luck. Here's why: They see results as a point not a process.
Seeing results in this way prevents you from getting the more substantial results you're really capable of. Look, results are limitless. Those who don't know that don't know much about leadership. Those who believe that must believe in the process-reality of results.
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