Look for the Helpers (Audio Version)

Boudica Statue, Westminster by Paul Walter, 2013 (public domain, Wikipedia - CC by 2.0)

The latest theme of Timeless & Timely was of the competing needs of leaders: togetherness and solitude.

The publicly-available essay (of which this is the audio version) covered why it’s okay to ask for help and why it’s even more important to recognize who those are who step up—especially if they typically do so without fanfare.

At the same time, it’s essential that leaders have quiet time alone, when they can reflect. For it is through reflection that we get meaningful action. This essay, plus curated links and stories, a book, and a podcast are available to Premium Members:

Solitude and Reflection

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