Leadership

"Jack/Jill/They of all trades, master/mistress/they of many"   A good Leader needs to be dexterous being able to adapt and change to varying situations, tasks and people.  This ability to change and adapt, I call being "a Jack/Jill of all trades, master/mistress of many."   Quite simply as a Leader it's not sufficient enough to your followers, for you to be able to put your mind, or your hands, to one specific 'thang'; your specialism or your predominant style or behaviour.  

“Leaders should be like great waiters and waitresses”.   You are at your table at a restaurant, and have finished your first course, and are chatting. Time goes by and your plates have not been cleared so you try to get the waiter’s eye. No can do. He is busy focusing on another table, and as he passes you, he has got his eyes down and seemingly ignores you.   Sounds familiar?   The great restaurants, delivering great service, employ waiters and waitresses whose peripheral vi