Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader

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I’m LIKE THE FIRE PATROL,”

says Jacob, a thirty-five-year-old creation administrator for

a fair-sized European food maker. “I run from one corner to the next to fix

things, just to continue creating.”

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To step up to a greater position of authority in his

association, Jacob knows he needs to get free from all the operational

subtleties that are shielding him from considering significant vital issues his unit

faces. He ought to be centered around issues, for example, how best to keep on extending

the business, how to expand the cross-endeavor joint effort, and how to

foresee the quickly evolving market. His answer? He attempts to put aside two hours

of continuous reasoning time each day. As you would expect, this strategy isn’t

working.

Maybe you, similar to Jacob, are feeling the disappointment of having a lot on your

plate and not sufficient opportunity to ponder how your business is changing and how to

become a superior chief. It’s very simple to fall prisoner to the earnest over the

significant.