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By ROSHAN THIRAN
A few years ago, whilst I was teaching leadership in Switzerland, I met brain researcher Terry Small and he posed a very interesting question: What is the most important part of your body with regards to leadership?

By ROSHAN THIRAN. Most leaders are too busy doing and trying to achieve that they never take time to learn and grow. Most of us don’t have the time or patience to update skills, knowledge, and beliefs about an industry, or to take time to think and reflect.

By ROSHAN THIRAN. Embrace your misfits. Cling and listen to your heretics. Remember, a heretic sees a truth that contradicts conventional wisdom, yet remains loyal to both entities: your organisation and the truth.

When you set some time for reflection in your every day routine, you give allow yourself to focus better and to become more productive.