Lead Yourself First: Inspiring Leadership Through Solitude

by Raymond M. Kethledge

The same goes for the people who work for him: “I tell my subordinates that two days each month, no one has any meetings. Otherwise the days get so hectic that you have no time to process or to think.

But on the inside they’re phony, because the person didn’t create it themselves. We’re getting more of everything, but less of what is authentically ourselves.

however, handheld devices deliver immeasurable quantities of information and entertainment that now have virtually everyone instead staring down at their phones.

But extroverts will find that, when they identify the critical variables of a complex issue in advance, they enjoy talking about that issue even more.

With a lack of direction internally, he will become directed externally. He will find himself governed by optics.