22 Things that stop you from becoming a Leader

Notes from Anand Munshi

1. Emotionally unstable

2. Too weak to stand for values

3. Remain a poor communicator

4. Allowing bullying behaviour

5. Demonstrating bullying behaviour

6. Unethical practices

7. Ever-changing priorities

8. Live on the island

9. Lacs people skills

10. Displaying favouritism

11. Considers oneself as the smartest person in the room

12. Making hollow promises

13. Saying 'My way' or 'High Way'

14. Addicted to the "Big Picture"

15. Showing meaningless perfection

16. Compromising solutions

17. Undervalue small wins

18. Display ‘they know everything’ behaviour

19. Penalize performances and reward mediocrity

20. Discourage new ideas

21. Risk averse

22. Confused between Control and Delegation

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