It is often said that "a picture is worth a 1000 words." As a leader, you often have to look through a specific lens in order to see how well others lead. As you assess the captured images, are you able to determine the qualities that makes a good leader successful? What are some of the identifiable traits? What do you see when you watch other people lead that would set the characteristics and criteria for a great leader? How do you communicate what you see to aspire an up and coming leader? By leading behind the lens, you capture the character of the person that is in front of the lens. How will you educate them to what you see in order for them to elevate to the next leadership level?
Leading Behind The Lens Takeaways:
Leaders should observe how other leaders are leading. This enables them to aid in the process of self-regulation and completing deadlines.
Start with a conversation to enhance better communication and listening skills. This will help determine how well you reach your final destination.
Help leaders to see beyond the picture to envision how far their potential image can carry them.
Treat each leader well to increase your future network system.
Leading with passion allows you to capture the true essence of each image while building something that lasts.
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