Measuring what’s alive, not just what’s visible 

When the appearance of success becomes more important than the experience of progress, people stop telling the truth. - Dr. Malik Muhammad

In leadership, it’s tempting to cling to numbers. For me, they feel solid. They give me something to point to when everything else feels uncertain. But I’m finding myself asking: What happens when the number becomes more important than the thing it was supposed to represent? (Read full article here)

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