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Paradoxes can enhance decision-making processes.

When leaders consider diverse perspectives, those that align with the organisation’s vision and those that challenge the status quo, they can make more informed choices.

For instance, a company looking to diversify its product line might benefit from both the structured analysis of market data (control) and the fresh insights of creative brainstorming sessions (creativity).

The result? A product that not only meets market demands but also resonates with customers on a deeper level.

The key is not in choosing one over the other but in recognizing the value in both.

This environment where these opposites coexist, leaders can inspire their teams to push boundaries, innovate, and thrive.

This mindset not only leads to stronger relationships within teams but also drives sustainable success for the organization.

Would you like to open the power of paradox in your leadership journey?