The Greatest Leadership Challenge
I was wrong. I am sorry. How do we fix this together? That is not a sign of weakness. That is the greatest leadership challenge--and when met with courage and humility, it is also one of the greatest leadership strengths;
By Joseph J. Bucci —— Bio and Archives--June 17, 2026
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What would you say is the greatest leadership challenge? Could it be getting your team members to buy into the vision you have for your department or business? Might it be achieving exceptional results when the team has produced mediocre outcomes for several quarters? Is it integrating new members onto your team, or navigating a merger, or leading through a crisis? Whatever answer first came to mind, consider this one: the greatest leadership challenge may not be external at all.
I would suggest that the greatest leadership challenge is a leader owning his or her own faults. My greatest personal challenge as a leader is being honest about my mistakes--and being willing to receive feedback from my own team, my subordinates, when I have royally screwed up and I know it. It turns out I am not alone in that struggle, and neither are you.
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