This resource focuses on the concept of "flying at the right altitude" in leadership, teaching leaders how to adjust their focus to address both detailed challenges and broader strategic objectives. It highlights the importance of dynamic thinking to effectively observe, orient, decide, and act in various situations.

Leadership requires the ability to switch perspectives seamlessly. Leaders who can alternate between high-level strategy and on-the-ground details are better equipped to align teams, solve problems, and drive success in fast-changing environments.

Leaders may become stuck at a single level of focus, either getting bogged down in the details or staying too detached from daily operations. This rigidity can result in missed opportunities and misaligned priorities.

By learning to adjust your focus, you’ll:
Anticipate challenges more effectively.
Improve team communication and alignment.
Respond to situations with precision and clarity.

Leadership is like piloting an aircraft: low altitudes give you a close-up view of specific issues, while high altitudes offer a strategic overview. Effective leaders know when to zoom in for detail or step back for a broader perspective, ensuring the organization stays on course.