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The Strategy Of The Elevator That Some Executives Overlook And
Why It Matters Most! Transformational Leadership, People and Change

Flexibility – What We Can Learn From “The Elevator”

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The Strategy Of The Elevator That Some Executives Overlook And
Why It Matters Most! Transformational Leadership, People and Change

As in leadership, elevators are constantly moving. They remain constant, moving up and down, to transport individuals and items floor to floor. The ride never ends. It goes on and on, up and down, side to side until another person on a different floor pushes the button to call for the elevator.

Flexibility & the “Elevator” are defined as:

Moving up is said to be a promotion, a rise in status or success; Moving down a loss and sideways a lateral move, status quo. The elevator seems to indicate that you are on the go. You exceed your own expectations when you make wise decisions out of pure determination.

To learn more about “The Elevator” and the concept of “9TH Floor Leadership,” please contact me via email at: damian.buildtheteams.net.

I will send a complimentary “9TH Floor Leadership,” framework, and paradigm overview to your email within 3-business days.


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