The One Skill That Separates Great Leaders From Good Ones

The best leaders are not the ones who always have the answers. They're the ones who can sit with not knowing — and ask themselves honestly whether they're acting from what's best for the company or from a more emotional, self-protective place. That kind of self-inquiry takes real courage, because it means being willing to see yourself clearly in a moment when your nervous system is telling you to just do something.