Leadership & Management
Be the leader you wish you had
Business is an infinite game, per motivational speaker Simon Sinek. The players may change, but the game continues. Sinek shares the five characteristics of infinite-game leadership.
Leaders are responsible for creating an environment in which people feel they can be their best.
We do not run our best races alone on the track. We run our best in a race when other runners are there to push us.
The pressures around us are overwhelming to focus on the short term, focus on the win, focus on being number one, and to think about ourselves before we think about others.
What does it mean to live an infinite life?
We can choose to live our lives by finite rules or we can choose to live our lives as an infinite game.
By choosing to lead in the infinite game, we will make a forever impact in the lives of people around us.
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