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Idea of the Day – The Confident Leader 4
August 14th, 2010 | 
Author: GROWTH Step 6 Harness Your Strengths and Release Control
Make the change stick by using your natural strengths instead of overcompensating for your weaknesses
There’s some meaty stuff in the heading for this step. Let’s carve into it.
At first sight, the name of the step almost doesn’t make sense. How can you harness your strengths and release control?
As ambitious, achievement-oriented people, she says, we sometimes get caught in the vicious cycles of trying to control situations, and often what we think works is the opposite of what does. Control is paradoxical, and letting go of ineffective control is the key to change. If you’re unwilling to experience discomfort,you’ll probably have more discomfort because you’ll try to control it with actions that end up increasing it. If you try to make sure that something will not happen, it is more likely to happen.
Posted in Idea of the Day | 
Tags: Attractor Factor, business moderation, control situation, Differentiated Workforce, effective control, Joe Vitale, Management Skill, micro-managing, paradoxical, personal career, personal strength, personal weakness, Peter Drucker, working performance | 
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