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Cultivating a spirit of humility and teachability is crucial for lasting leadership from "summary" of Leaders Who Last by Dave Kraft

Humility and teachability are two essential qualities that every leader must cultivate in order to endure the challenges and pressures of leadership. These qualities are not just nice-to-haves; they are crucial for leaders who want to last and make a lasting impact in their organizations. Humility keeps leaders grounded and prevents them from becoming prideful or arrogant. It allows leaders to recognize their own limitations and weaknesses, and to seek help and feedback from others. A humble leader is open to learning from anyone, regardless of their position or status, because they understand that everyone has something valuable to offer. Teachability is closely related to humility, as it involves a willingness to learn and grow. Teachable leaders are curious and open-minded, always seeking out new ideas and perspectives. They are not afraid to admit when they don't know something, and are eager to seek out mentors and coaches who can help them develop their skills and knowledge. Leaders who lack humility and teachability often struggle to adapt to new challenges and changes in their organizations. They become complacent and resistant to feedback, which can lead to stagnation and ultimately, failure. On the other hand, leaders who embrace humility and teachability are able to thrive in the face of adversity, and to lead their organizations with grace and wisdom.
  1. Leaders who prioritize humility and teachability are better equipped to navigate the complexities of leadership and to build lasting relationships with their teams. By remaining humble and open to learning, leaders can continue to grow and develop throughout their careers, leaving a lasting legacy that positively impacts those around them.
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