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あらすじ・解説
Welcome to Episode 46 of ‘The Word is Leadership’, where I explore insights from our weekly random word: ‘flock’. This term not only refers to a group of animals like sheep or birds but also metaphorically to a congregation of people, providing a powerful lens for examining leadership dynamics. The concept of a flock underscores the importance of unity and shared direction in leadership. It's about transforming a collection of followers into a cohesive group with a common purpose. I use this to explain how effective leadership is about cultivating a strong culture within an organisation. This culture, defined as "how we do things around here," acts as the glue that binds the team, fostering a sense of community and shared values. This episode challenges traditional views on leadership progression, focusing on the essential questions of 'what' rather than just ‘why’ and 'how.' Effective leadership isn't just about gathering followers but about creating a flock that moves together towards a vision. Drawing parallels with self-organising systems like bird flocks, we discuss how leaders can influence their teams not by overt commands but by embodying the group’s values and setting a clear, compelling vision. Join us as we reflect on whether you are merely leading a group of individuals or truly guiding a flock and consider how you might enhance the culture and cohesion of your team for collective success.