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5 Ways to Open Your World Outside of Work
In Great Leaders Grow (Berrett-Koehler, 2012), authors Ken Blanchard and Mark Miller suggest that leaders who expand their views outside of work are more creative, personally fulfilled, and can contribute more to their job.
- Travel can lead to life-changing experiences and broaden a leader’s perspective.
- Volunteer work can improve a leader’s sense of self and be a fulfilling activity.
- Reading can revive a leader’s creativity and can lead to more innovative ideas.
- Exposure to the arts by going to museums, plays, and concerts is another way of improving a leader’s creativity and expanding their cultural experiences.
- Adventure experiences like skydiving and mountain climbing will allow leaders to live a healthy life style and give them a revived sense of energy.
Great Leaders Grow: Becoming a Leader for Life
By Ken Blanchard and Mark Miller
Berrett-Koehler Publishers
February 2012
Hardcover, $22.95; 144 pages
978-1-60994-303-5