Leadership: Lost by Northwest

Actually this happens every day.

The people in charge fly past an opportunity. Or they miss a goal. Or they ignore a warning.

Then they have to turn around and try again.

It's like the two pilots of Flight 188 who seemed to forget that they were flying an airplane. As a result, they missed Minneapolis. (But wait, it's not that bad. They could have missed something larger, like Canada.)

This event: 1) highlights an important point and, 2) leads to an incredible opportunity.

First, the people in charge of an organization are responsible for leading it, not getting lost.

This requires paying attention, reviewing progress, and making adjustments.

It also requires real leadership skills. Tip: my workshops show how. 

Second, let's recognize that anyone can sit in a cockpit while an airplane flies 150 miles past its destination. Similarly, anyone can sit in meetings while a business goes bankrupt.

Which brings us to a cost effective way to achieve unexplainable failure.

Now, instead of wasting money on an expensive human, you can hire a cat for a fraction of the cost.

Olivia Felini (photo below) is available at 10% of whatever salary you are now paying for a person.
 

Olivia is an outstanding candidate for this job because she excels at doing nothing (career profile).

For example, she can nap while planes fly past their destinations, sit in meetings while businesses go bankrupt, and so on.

Call now before her popularity causes the price to increase.

Key Point: Why waste money on people who do nothing when you can hire a cat?

Much success,

Steve Kaye

714-528-1300

Author, Speaker, IAF Certified Professional Facilitator

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