Description

Jason shares the five hazardous attitudes from the pilot's handbook, anti-authority, impulsivity, invulnerability, macho, and resignation, and maps each one directly onto the mindset traps that can quietly derail a superintendent or project manager.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why anti-authority thinking leads leaders to ignore rules that protect them
• How impulsivity skips the thinking needed before real action
• Why believing it won't happen to you increases real project risk
• How macho risk taking mimics the same trap that downs pilots
• Why resignation quietly convinces leaders they cannot make a difference

Which of these five hazardous attitudes shows up most in how you lead?

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