Two Questions to Help You Change Your Leadership Style
Two Questions to Help You Change Your Leadership Style
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Two Questions to Help You Change Your Leadership Style
Posted: Jul 24, 2008 |Comments: 0
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Do you want to change your leadership style? Perhaps you’ve discovered something in particular that you want to do, or do differently.
And this, of course, is the problem. You want to change something you do, but the folks in the office just aren’t expecting you to change anything. They don’t WANT you to change anything.
Also, some people around you may be suspicious or cynical. Not all of them, maybe, but enough to make it tricky to change.
So no matter how enthusiastic or motivated you might be to make a change, all of the ‘noise’ around you makes you reluctant, or resistant, to change. The pain of change seems worse than the gain of change.
So you stop even thinking about change. And soon you’re as cynical and suspicious as all the rest. And nothing ever changes.
If this sluggish feeling is familiar to you, then what you’re experiencing is the heavy inertia of ‘the way things work round here’. It’s the power of the status quo to weigh heavy on you and stop you from changing anything.
How can you start the change process? What you urgently need to do is find ways over or round the inertia. And the questions to ask are these:
1. When is it easier to change my leadership style?
2. What