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I feel the general assumption is that leaders should at least look like they know what they are doing. Self confident, poised, competent and in control would be a reasonable summary of the image that is expected to be presented.
There may be a small inner circle who are shown a little bit more but even there limits are often applied to limit vulnerability and protect our image.
It is deeply shocking to hear a leader sharing a very different experience. “I am done in, I have nothing left to give, I am wounded and falling apart, some of this is self inflicted and I am under censure”
Listen to someone who is falling apart physically, emotionally and spiritually.
This is number thirty eight of a series that began life as a commitment to Counting my Blessings every day after ankle surgery on July 2nd 2021.
Initially I made a brief post on social media and wrote a personal daily reflection on a Psalm following the same numerical progression.
Later on in the 100 days I began to also reflect on other scriptures and combine those into my public post
These thoughts from Psalms earlier in the journey have not been made public until now as I was writing primarily for my own benefit. I have been encouraged to share these now.
By Nigel PollockI feel the general assumption is that leaders should at least look like they know what they are doing. Self confident, poised, competent and in control would be a reasonable summary of the image that is expected to be presented.
There may be a small inner circle who are shown a little bit more but even there limits are often applied to limit vulnerability and protect our image.
It is deeply shocking to hear a leader sharing a very different experience. “I am done in, I have nothing left to give, I am wounded and falling apart, some of this is self inflicted and I am under censure”
Listen to someone who is falling apart physically, emotionally and spiritually.
This is number thirty eight of a series that began life as a commitment to Counting my Blessings every day after ankle surgery on July 2nd 2021.
Initially I made a brief post on social media and wrote a personal daily reflection on a Psalm following the same numerical progression.
Later on in the 100 days I began to also reflect on other scriptures and combine those into my public post
These thoughts from Psalms earlier in the journey have not been made public until now as I was writing primarily for my own benefit. I have been encouraged to share these now.