A shared direction helps teams act with confidence when the context keeps changing.
Strategic leadership is often a practice of making tradeoffs visible. A shared direction gives teams a basis for decisions without requiring every answer to come from the same person.
Clarify the priorities, explain the reasoning and create space for questions. Review assumptions regularly, especially when the operating environment changes.
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