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 Great leaders are often lost.  I once had my boss tell me, "I feel so
 lost most of the time.  All these people depend on me and I often
-haven't got a clue."  That's perfect!  It's exactly where you're
-ought to be.  Remember that strategic mind?  By the very definition
-of leading to new places, leaders *are* lost.  They're supposed to be.
-Great leaders embrace the fact that they're lost in the woods.  In
-fact, they'll tell you they are not remotely lost.  They're just
-exploring.
+haven't got a clue."  That's perfect!  It's exactly where you ought to
+be.  Remember that strategic mind?  By the very definition of leading
+to new places, leaders *are* lost.  They're supposed to be.  Great
+leaders embrace the fact that they're lost in the woods.  In fact,
+they'll tell you they are not remotely lost.  They're just exploring.
+One of the essential hallmarks of great leadership is the willingness
+to go places and use methods no one else has tried.  Being "lost" is a
+sign that you're doing this.
 
 
 Great Leaders Foster Constructive Argument
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