Derail Leadership Flaws

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“The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn't said" –

The two articles that really captured my attention for this session were the “Ten Fatal Flaws that Derail Leaders” and “Stop Overdoing Your Strengths”. These articles were very helpful while trying to stay motivated and centered in my current place of work. There have been a lot of changes, and with those changes there have been the expected roadblocks and rough patches.

The “Ten Fatal Flaws that Derail Leaders” article hit home recently due to frustrations in the office concerning our new acting District leader. Everyone is exhausted, cranky and uninspired in the office with all of the disorganized tasks and ever changing directions. As I read through the list of the
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