Executives must come to grips with three paradoxes of leadership. First, an organization changes more easily when it doesn’t try to change everything. Second, it’s more likely to succeed if it both controls and empowers its employees. Finally, it should accept the variability and failure that accompany innovation. Much as circus performers spin plates to keep them in the air, executives must control the “spinning plates” these three paradoxes create.
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