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	<title>Comments on: Flat Earth thinking when it comes to leadership</title>
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		<title>By: Anj</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 05 Dec 2005 17:59:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>When I read this post I was reminded of the Star Wars Jedi who used the force to feel things which their physical eyes weren&#039;t able to see.

Much of past, and some present, business is based on the visible, the concrete, the measured - if it can&#039;t be proven then it can&#039;t be real, it has no worth. And yet with women coming to the fore in leadership and business, how much of our &#039;female intuition&#039; can be measured and proven? When we &#039;feel&#039; that we should go in a certain direction with a business deal, when we feel prompted to trust, or not trust, a situation in business or negotiations. And it&#039;s usually not based on the concrete, the measured, but rather on a &#039;gut feel&#039; - an intuition.

Getting lost is not about not knowing where you are. You are always there. Getting lost is not taking the direct, most obvious route to the destination. And when one does this, then the insights gained and lessons learnt will not be the same as everyone elses. 

Leadership is not taught. It is learnt through personal experiences, hardships and challenges. And leadership is honed when faith comes into play.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When I read this post I was reminded of the Star Wars Jedi who used the force to feel things which their physical eyes weren&#8217;t able to see.</p>
<p>Much of past, and some present, business is based on the visible, the concrete, the measured &#8211; if it can&#8217;t be proven then it can&#8217;t be real, it has no worth. And yet with women coming to the fore in leadership and business, how much of our &#8216;female intuition&#8217; can be measured and proven? When we &#8216;feel&#8217; that we should go in a certain direction with a business deal, when we feel prompted to trust, or not trust, a situation in business or negotiations. And it&#8217;s usually not based on the concrete, the measured, but rather on a &#8216;gut feel&#8217; &#8211; an intuition.</p>
<p>Getting lost is not about not knowing where you are. You are always there. Getting lost is not taking the direct, most obvious route to the destination. And when one does this, then the insights gained and lessons learnt will not be the same as everyone elses. </p>
<p>Leadership is not taught. It is learnt through personal experiences, hardships and challenges. And leadership is honed when faith comes into play.</p>
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