"Sometimes walking away can give you space to figure out a leadership problem, such as the example of Richard Tait, a former Microsoft executive who founded the board game Cranium, writes Larry Robertson. Instead of staying at his desk for lunch, Tait made it a habit to walk to lunch outside the office to shift his viewpoint."
A recent "Smart Brief/Leadership" article offers insight into why getting up from one's desk and walking away from one's workspace can help clear one's mind and reflect on issues that need to be addressed.
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SmartBrief: Want to be a better leader? Walk away (20 NOV 25)
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