David, thank you for you reply to Bill. You prompted me to post the following as reply to Bill!
When Jim Collins published his study of public companies entitled “Good to Great” he was surprised to find the impact of how the CEO acted. A Level 4 leader seems to be the boss boss. A Level 5 Leader a partner boss. He noted that Level 5 Leade…
David, thank you for you reply to Bill. You prompted me to post the following as reply to Bill!
When Jim Collins published his study of public companies entitled “Good to Great” he was surprised to find the impact of how the CEO acted. A Level 4 leader seems to be the boss boss. A Level 5 Leader a partner boss. He noted that Level 5 Leaders showed a paradoxical blend of personal humility and professional will. And thank you David Feiser for your comment as a pastor (which is my identity as a now retired Episcopal Priest who coaches other clergy). Here’s link to an article I posted some years ago entitled THE SACRED OF ST. BENEDICT MEETS THE SECULAR OF LEVEL 5 https://balconyperspective.com/influences/. Thanks Bill for such a good topic!
David, thank you for you reply to Bill. You prompted me to post the following as reply to Bill!
When Jim Collins published his study of public companies entitled “Good to Great” he was surprised to find the impact of how the CEO acted. A Level 4 leader seems to be the boss boss. A Level 5 Leader a partner boss. He noted that Level 5 Leaders showed a paradoxical blend of personal humility and professional will. And thank you David Feiser for your comment as a pastor (which is my identity as a now retired Episcopal Priest who coaches other clergy). Here’s link to an article I posted some years ago entitled THE SACRED OF ST. BENEDICT MEETS THE SECULAR OF LEVEL 5 https://balconyperspective.com/influences/. Thanks Bill for such a good topic!