A leader's journey
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The document describes the journey of a leader who experiences discoveries that challenge their understanding of the world. It discusses the emotional response of fear and joy that can occur during times of discovery. When fear wins, the leader may deny or look away from the discovery, but when joy wins they will search for a new path and direction despite the challenges. The journey involves stepping through a narrow gate into new opportunities with more meaning.
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A leader's journey
- 2. Just getting on with Life
- 3. Discovery!
- 4. Discovery! Usually accidental. You were not looking for this!
- 5. Discovery! The World is not as you thought.
- 6. Discovery! So your Plan may not work out.
- 7. Discovery! The Path you are on is leading in the wrong direction!
- 10. Emotional response Fear I can’t trust anything I thought I knew.
- 11. Emotional response Fear I can’t trust anything I thought I knew. My position means nothing.
- 12. Emotional response Fear I can’t trust anything I thought I knew. My position means nothing. I’ll have to start again.
- 15. Emotional response Joy How exciting! My life can have more meaning
- 16. Emotional response Joy How exciting! My life can have more meaning A whole new landscape to explore
- 17. Choice! Joy Fear
- 18. When fear wins … Fear
- 19. When fear wins … Fear Look the other way
- 20. When fear wins … Fear Look the other way Harden your heart
- 21. When fear wins … Fear Look the other way Deny the discovery Harden your heart
- 22. When joy wins … Joy
- 23. When joy wins … Joy Search for the path in the direction you want to go
- 24. When joy wins … Joy Espy the Narrow Gate Search for the path in the direction you want to go
- 25. When joy wins … Joy Espy the Narrow Gate Go through! Search for the path in the direction you want to go
- 26. Cartoons by Robert Crum Do the best you can Joy Fear Cartoons by Robert Crumb