A Tracker’s Approach to Risk
Risk is real. It’s immediate. It decides in an instant who makes it home and who doesn’t. Risk must be mastered, or it will master you.
Risk is real. It’s immediate. It decides in an instant who makes it home and who doesn’t. Risk must be mastered, or it will master you.
Leaders who balance focused and diffuse thinking can effectively address two significant priorities: it improves their understanding of the technical details and connects those details to the bigger picture. Both are critical for making better decisions.
African animal tracking is an ancient skill rooted in the survival strategies of early hunter-gatherer societies. These skills, refined over millennia, enabled early humans to thrive in challenging environments.
Curiosity is a mindset. It is the hunger for knowledge. The willingness to see beyond the surface of things. It’s the key to a trackers mindset. Curiosity propels the tracker to explore and follow the track.
Life is busy. There’s a lot going on. It’s easy to feel disorientated and to get off track. Getting back on track again is a vital skill. It’s an essential part of learning to live and lead effectively.
Renias Mhlongo and Alex van den Heever have a relationship of deep mutual respect. I listened to their story recently and it moved me ....
7 leadership lessons from an expert wildlife tracker + 10 powerful questions to reflect on for your own leadership journey.