Psychological safety isn’t about being nice. It’s feeling safe to ask the “dumb” question, flag a risk, or say “I disagree” without getting punished. That’s how better ideas surface and fewer surprises hit your roadmap.
Many believe the path to leadership is simply working harder and faster than everyone else, like running on a hamster wheel. While dedication is important, this approach can quickly lead to burnout.
Values are the deep-seated beliefs under which each of us conduct our daily lives. Corporations began articulating their values back in the seventies. In essence, the values of an organization should reflect their cultural norms and dictate expected behaviours.