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When Your Instincts Are Lying to You |
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Even the most experienced leaders - with decades of success behind them - can find their instincts leading them confidently in the wrong direction. And a fighter pilot taught me why.
It's called spatial disorientation. Pilots lose all sense of up, down, left, and right. The scariest part isn't the confusion. It's the certainty that comes with it.
I see this in CEOs constantly. The plan looks meticulous, the margins are healthy, but the business hasn't actually grown in years. Improvement projects feel like growth until you check the instruments.
This week I'm exploring why it happens and the simple instruments you can use to right the plane before it's too late.
Read the article, or watch two 45-second clips and the full interview with Kim "KC" Campbell.
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Interview with Decorated Air Force Pilot, Kim "KC" Campbell
If you missed my recent interview with A-10 pilot and combat veteran Kim "KC" Campbell, here's your chance to catch up. We dig into what fighter pilots know about making decisions under pressure and what that means for CEOs the moment growth gets hard.
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Know An Experienced Executive Who Might Want to be an Advisor on Our Team
Know someone who's spent years in the trenches helping CEOs grow? We're looking for experienced advisors on the West Coast of Canada and in Central US to join the Lawrence & Co team.
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