Leadership consultant Dr. Cornelia Shipley Bearyman shares how bringing humanity to work creates competitive advantage for businesses and why innovation happens at the intersection of differing viewpoints. She reveals why understanding that leadership is fundamentally about "bringing the weather" transforms organizational culture and performance.

• Leadership is about setting the context in which work gets done
• Innovation happens at the point of conflict when diverse minds come together
• Leaders often make the mistake of expecting everyone to think like them
• Personal bias can cost leaders everything from talent to entire businesses
• The difference between being "kind" (valuable) vs being "nice" (disingenuous) 
• Traditional hierarchical leadership models stifle innovation
• Leaders must recognize all business problems are people problems
• Mentorship and coaching are essential for continuous growth
• Your life reflects the five people you spend the most time with
• You don't get what you deserve in life—you get what you tolerate

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