To thrive in an era of constant disruption, adopting a learning mindset is essential. As leaders, we must become liminal leaders who challenge the status quo. By reflecting on the questions and tips provided, you can uncover often unconscious or suppressed factors that shape this ability. This awareness empowers you to reframe your unique strengths.

  • Your emotions and past experiences related to learning that contribute to your ability and attitude towards learning today
  • Your unique, profound human competencies that support leadership, learning, and collaboration, and strengthen corporate culture, well-being and innovation.
  • Your active and conscious attitude towards learning is essential for your learning mindset and makes you nimble in these times of accelerating change
  • Your attitude and adaptability to new technologies and AI, including technologies that support policing, learning and collaboration within an AI-enhanced learning ecosystem
  • Your approach to social and collaborative learning to continuously improve yourself and all your colleagues, whether you work with them directly or indirectly.

Curious how this relates to your role as a Liminal Leader? This article helps you reflect on your drivers and reframe them.

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“When my career coach asked me to fill out this profiler, I was skeptical because I thought it was just another test to pigeonhole me. However, it turned out to be a starting point for me to explore the choices I truly want to make to grow in my life. The questions piqued my interest, and the resulting report gave me amazing insights into who I am, where I can best use my strengths, and what pitfalls to avoid. Although I need to be more open to technology, I now feel confident in taking the next step in my career.”