Here is my simple concept on the difference between managing and leading: if you're doing something for your business it's managing, if you're doing something for your people it's leading. That's a...
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
I will be interested to compare to Costa and Kallick's Habits of Minds or some of the critical thinking habits of minds out there. 
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February 8, 8:29 AM
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They are not the same thing. The opening paragraph is accurate. I simplify it with "You lead people. You manage things." The problem is what passes as management or leadership has moved into a narcissistic phase which is a source of real concern.