I love this perspective. It's such a great reminder that learning almost never looks like a straight line, whether you're three years old or leading a major transformation.
The potty-training analogy is surprisingly perfect: progress is messy, setbacks are expected, and success usually comes after a lot more attempts than anyone sees from the outside. Thanks for sharing such an honest example of how growth actually happens.
Also, trading quarterly targets for toddler milestones may be one of the most meaningful leadership pivots there is. 😊
I love this perspective. It's such a great reminder that learning almost never looks like a straight line, whether you're three years old or leading a major transformation.
The potty-training analogy is surprisingly perfect: progress is messy, setbacks are expected, and success usually comes after a lot more attempts than anyone sees from the outside. Thanks for sharing such an honest example of how growth actually happens.
Also, trading quarterly targets for toddler milestones may be one of the most meaningful leadership pivots there is. 😊