The 'Vision & Mission' statement is often nothing more than a philosophical claim that many leaders use for self-branding, aiming to appear favorable in front of stakeholders.
We live in a world filled with fabricated facts and figures, which often blind our eyes and minds with the soothing insulin injection of empirical systems.
Quoting or adding another line from the 'Magic of Thinking Big' concept has become a predictable norm—a tired and unexciting cliché. Yet, leaders seem oblivious to the fact that many of us are inwardly chuckling.
Leaders routinely employ the most advantageous tools and methodologies to support their arguments, often borrowed from others, as if it's standard procedure.
When will they wake up and truly listen before speaking, learn before teaching, and empathize before demanding?
Many argue they are in their positions because they are superior to others. But is this really true when we reflect deeply?
Amidst all the fabrication and illusions they create, it feels like we are digging our own graves in search of a reason to live.
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