The Role of LSP
Think of a critical situation when a group of people were challenged, and the outcome was successful? To what extent did the circumstances involve extraordinary action by one or more “leaders”, who acted with some degree of organization or “planning”, and then implemented with a methodology or “process”? What about a challenge where the outcome wasn’t successful. How did LSP play a part? Was there weak, poorly established, or non-existent leadership? Did the effort suffer from lack of upfront thinking, organization, or planning? How did a lack of priorities or process affect the outcome?
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What important goals or challenges are you facing at work, home, or otherwise? Consider the power of LSP. Within workgroups or teams, and even families and friendships, look for the relevance of Leadership, Strategy, and Process to guide your approach and actions. When LSP is properly deployed, businesses, organizations, and individuals can often enjoy twice the results, in half the time!
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