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What kind of future are you building with the plans you have today? In this episode, we kick off a new five-week series on the Art of Leadership with a mural inspired by Daniel Burnham and his challenge to “make no little plans.” Big plans have a way of pulling us forward, inspiring others, and creating impact that outlives us. Thinking too small may be limiting what’s possible and some ideas are just too important to keep to yourself.
Where are you settling for a smaller vision when it might be time to aim higher? Reflect and make big plans using this week’s With Purpose planner – linked here.
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