Reflection and looking inward is key to living, not to optimize into a "better" version but to not operate from a frame of mine, which is automated. I find carving out time for aimless reflection routinely is beneficial to turn the flashlight on something seemingly small but important that we may be missing.
Thank you for sharing this essay and the viewpoints
This is especially relevant for leaders. The ability to examine your decisions without collapsing your identity into the outcome is probably one of the most underrated leadership skills. It's also one of the most difficult things to do.
Both of your points are astute, excellent and valuable to keep at the forefront of our minds. Thank you for a smart contribution to the discussion, Neela. Appreciate you.
Reflection and looking inward is key to living, not to optimize into a "better" version but to not operate from a frame of mine, which is automated. I find carving out time for aimless reflection routinely is beneficial to turn the flashlight on something seemingly small but important that we may be missing.
Thank you for sharing this essay and the viewpoints
I agree with you about making time for reflection, Priyanka and love the concept you use of a flashlight. It is, as you write, “important.”
Thank you for your communicating your thoughts! They’re valued.
This is especially relevant for leaders. The ability to examine your decisions without collapsing your identity into the outcome is probably one of the most underrated leadership skills. It's also one of the most difficult things to do.
Happy Friday Michael
Both of your points are astute, excellent and valuable to keep at the forefront of our minds. Thank you for a smart contribution to the discussion, Neela. Appreciate you.