I was standing in front of a Tai Chi instructor, Coach Ab Sensei, who also had a solid background in Karate and Kung Fu. His goal in this free community class was to teach women simple ways to defend themselves without losing the best of themselves to fear or rage.
He ended the one-hour session by saying, “It’s always good to feel the fear and panic of leading.” And then he gave us a clear chain of command, so that we would know who was to teach the class in his absence. I thought of how the same principles could apply to business.
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Author:Jamillah Warner
