It’s ok to sound dumb, and a few other practical ideas on how to lead people — Salmon Labs

The humane leader must first of all be an effective leader, attending to getting the group’s work done while maintaining good relations among group members.

It is the work of leaders to inspire people to do things differently, to struggle against uncertain odds, and to persevere toward a misty image of a better future.

The most effective leaders lead with confidence, keep their sense of humor, and make it look easy.

Your purposes provide the inspiration and energy you need to survive leadership’s choppy ride. But they can also become a constraint if you fall into one or more common traps.

Seek fellow explorers. The world is not just changing; it’s becoming increasingly complex. Leverage the power of social flow by being an active participant in communities. Cultivate your existing relationships with intention. Share your skills and knowledge to foster collective curiosity. Connecting with others will not only expand your horizons an