Leading Effectively e-Newsletter - November 2007 Issue

November 2007

Unbalanced Influence: How Myths and Paradoxes Shape Leaders
4 Paradoxes: Opposing forces offer new wisdom

Pete Hammett, author of Unbalanced Influence, identifies four paradoxes with which leaders routinely struggle. "In each scenario, the paradox lies in the fact that the conventional approach is going to fall short of promised outcomes and that bringing in the opposite approach in some way is more likely to have a positive impact," says Hammett.

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