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The 9-Turn Bridge and Perspectives

During my recent trip to China while touring one of the beautiful Suzhou gardens I came across what was termed a 9-turn bridge. I asked my host about this and her answer intrigued me. She told me that the reason for the nine
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turns was so that one can view the garden from the bridge from a new and different perspectives as you walked across it.

I believe this same concept can be related to leadership. As a leader we walk across the bridge of time and view our garden of vision and like on the 9-turn bridge we need to strive to look and see this garden we have created from a new perspective not only to better appreciate and understand it but to also try to see it in a new way each time.

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