Leading Success: Reflections and Learnings

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Leadership is hard and success is even harder. It depends how you define leadership and success for your personal context? Over a period of last two decades , I worked with and mentored by a number of intelligent people. This post shares my personal reflections and learnings  so far in 5 principles, which are part of my persona and still evolving.
  1. Personalisation 
  2. Persuasiveness 
  3. Patience 
  4. Persistence
  5. Progressive
Personalisation 
Personal respect, recognition and  individualisation of interactions or dealings or transactions rather being rude or vague or too generic.

Persuasiveness
Being able to influence through reasoning and demonstration rather imposing or enforcing decisions.

Patience
Being able to tolerate, listen and facilitate rather being harsh and unhelpful while others are catching up.

Persistence
Being able to stay calm, steadfast and steady the ship in response to difficult or challenging situation.Roll the ball everyday.

Progressive
Being able to break down the complex into simple actionable increments and stages; continuously recognise and accept personal short comings, learn and adapt.

Love to hear and learn from your journey and reflections  so far.

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