I Watched My Idea Win Without Me
David Markley once watched his own idea win a room, and he wasn't the one who said it. He had raised it a week earlier and it landed with a polite nod. Someone else repeated it, and the room came alive and gave them the credit. This essay is about why that happens, why it usually isn't theft, and the one thing quiet leaders can do to make sure the record shows the thought was theirs.Read the full essay and subscribe at leadingquietly.com. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.leadingquietly.com
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