If we knew what we were doing,

it wouldn't be called research.

~ Albert Einstein

perspective n. 1. one's mental view of facts, ideas, etc., and their interrelationships. 2. the ability to see all the relevant data in a meaningful relationship.

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Who am I,

and what do I care about

as a leader?