Pull, Not Push
Definition
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Pull, not push is the model's name for the dynamic that flips when an organization reaches Predictable Success. Before that point, leaders feel like they are pushing a rock uphill, fearing that progress will slide back the moment they stop, which is why they take few vacations and risk burnout. In Predictable Success the dynamic reverses: growth comes from everyone taking ownership and self-accountability and pulling together, so managers stop driving every decision and become a resource to teams who run with the ball themselves.
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