Chapter 14. Final thoughts
I never let my schooling interfere with my education. | ||
| --MARK TWAIN | ||
Time ripens all things; no man is born wise. | ||
| --MIGUEL DE CERVANTES | ||
Experience is the comb that nature gives us after we are bald. | ||
| --BELGIAN PROVERB | ||
In this book I’ve commented on the importance of the clinical paradigm in understanding organizations. I’ve emphasized the significance of emotional intelligence. I’ve discussed the shadow side of leadership – the various traps into which a leader can fall. I’ve highlighted traits that make for effective leadership, roles that leaders need to play, and practices they need to engage in. I’ve also made a plea for authentizotic organizations. Now, in concluding this book, I’d like to make a case for the fool ...
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