A 5-minute reflection for leaders
Do you know how you really show up with others?
Not how you'd describe yourself — how you actually respond when someone brings you a problem, goes quiet in a meeting, or makes a costly mistake.
Every leader has a lean: a default way of balancing people and outcomes under pressure. It decides whether people around you merely comply — or genuinely grow. These 12 situations will show you yours, along with the blind spot that usually comes with it.
Situation 1 of 12
Your results
What this looks like at work
Your strengths
What gets in the way
Three small wins to try this week
Tiny on purpose. Pick one conversation and tick it off — that's how a lean shifts.
That's the whole practice — noticing, then choosing. Nicely done.
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