Beautiful post! I love the idea of naive leadership. I also tend to trust others easily and have had my share of misadventures that you would except. But I’ve also had even more wonderful experiences and connections because I was willing to trust. Now you have me thinking about naive leadership as a parent and entrepreneur.
It's really something that's been bouncing around in my head, as we have so inflated leadership qualities via silicon valley where everything is "genius" or "risky." I just feel like there's a different language and thus reality to what good leadership really is. So let's bring naive back into good standing!
Beautiful post! I love the idea of naive leadership. I also tend to trust others easily and have had my share of misadventures that you would except. But I’ve also had even more wonderful experiences and connections because I was willing to trust. Now you have me thinking about naive leadership as a parent and entrepreneur.
It's really something that's been bouncing around in my head, as we have so inflated leadership qualities via silicon valley where everything is "genius" or "risky." I just feel like there's a different language and thus reality to what good leadership really is. So let's bring naive back into good standing!