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Randall Stutman on Becoming a Life-Long Student of Leadership | Don't Let This Pass You By

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Nov 17, 2021
Randall Stutman, a leadership scientist and advisor to Fortune 500 companies, discusses the transformative role of feedback in leadership. He highlights the difference between giving advice and constructive feedback, emphasizing the importance of honesty balanced with sensitivity. Stutman argues that great leaders see themselves as stewards, focusing on empowering others. He also shares insights on the role of mentorship in shaping effective leadership practices and the necessity of fostering a supportive environment for team growth.
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INSIGHT

Leadership Defined

  • Leadership is an expression, not a possession, focused on making people and situations better.
  • Remove titles and authority to understand its true essence, enabling anyone to lead by making positive changes.
ANECDOTE

Bosh on Leadership

  • Chris Bosh learned that leadership isn't about being the loudest or most skilled, but making people better.
  • Many can lead within a team, regardless of their position, by positively impacting those around them.
ADVICE

Giving Feedback

  • Avoid radical honesty or candor; uncensored honesty is insulting, not constructive feedback.
  • Strive for honest feedback but deliver it skillfully to avoid offense and encourage openness.
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