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あらすじ・解説
Welcome to Episode 39 of ‘The Word is Leadership’ in which we explore the unexpected leadership insights behind the word ‘rosé’. In the world of wine, rosé often occupies a middle ground, neither white nor red, and is frequently perceived as less sophisticated. Leadership, too, faces the dilemma of choosing between opposites. Yet, there's more to rosé than meets the eye. It reflects the challenge of navigating complexity and ambiguity, much like the transition from black and white to grey in leadership. Traditionally, mixing red and white wines to create rosé is viewed as subpar, except in the case of Champagne, where it's celebrated as a mark of quality. The difference lies in methodology and culture. Rosé is a reminder that blending two things should result in something rooted in purpose and excellence. Leadership isn't about choosing between extremes but finding harmony in diversity. Like viticulture and viniculture shape wine, understanding the "what, where, and how" of your business (nature) and the "who and how" of your operations (culture) define effective leadership. So, let's strive to be more like champagne and craft our unique blend rooted in purpose, adaptable in approach, and unafraid to embrace the richness of our diverse experiences. Cheers to that!