There is a concept among writers that in order to excel, you must be willing to "Kill off your Darlings."* Normally this refers to a wonderful turn of phrase, plot device or literary construct that the writer may love, but just does not serve the purpose for which it was designed. But what about in leadership?
PonderThis: Kill Off Your Darlings
PonderThis: Kill Off Your Darlings
PonderThis: Kill Off Your Darlings
There is a concept among writers that in order to excel, you must be willing to "Kill off your Darlings."* Normally this refers to a wonderful turn of phrase, plot device or literary construct that the writer may love, but just does not serve the purpose for which it was designed. But what about in leadership?