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11:11 Tuesdays by Vaishali Wagle June 16, 2026 Happy 11:11 Tuesdays Reader, Here are 1 Thought, 1 Quote, 1 Word and 1 Humour for you to reflect upon this week. 1.ThoughtLeadership Agility The most effective CXOs move between action and perspective effortlessly. Like an experienced mountaineer, they know that every stage of the climb requires a different view. When you're watching your footing, you see the loose rocks, the immediate risks, the next few steps. When you pause and look up, you see the route. When you climb higher, you see the terrain. And from the summit, you see patterns that were invisible from below. Many leaders get stuck because they remain at a single altitude. Some spend their days examining every rock and never lift their eyes to the horizon. Others become so fascinated by the view that they lose touch with the realities of the climb. Leadership is not choosing between strategy and execution. It is developing the ability to move fluidly between both. #LeadershipLab: Free training video on How to become executive ready 1.Quote“The ability to learn faster than your competitors may be the only sustainable competitive advantage.” — Arie de Geus 1.WordVantage (n.) — a position from which clarity emerges and better decisions become possible. [#WordChallenge: Use this word in your vocabulary everyday throughout this week] 1.HumourIf you liked this and want to share this issue of 11:11 Tuesdays with your friends and colleagues, just send them this link: https://zenesse.kit.com/posts/20260616 Warmly, Vaishali WagleAuthor, Coach, Speaker Zenesse (n.) [Zen-s] My 3 recommendations to re-evolve to a career and life you love......within 90 minutes Let's connect on socials.About this newsletter: You are receiving this email since you are a valued member of the Zenesse community or have shown an interest in Zenesse coaching programs or my book, Scaling Peaks. Every Tuesday, I share 11:11 - 1 Thought, 1 Quote, 1 Word & 1 Humour - for you to reflect upon and bring it into practice. Update your subscription preferences: |
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11:11 Tuesdays is designed for talented professionals become high-performing leaders. It's a weekly newsletter with 1 Thought for you to reflect, 1 Quote to ponder upon, 1 Word for your indulgence, and 1 Humour for reminding that life is not about being dead serious. Hope you enjoy!
11:11 Tuesdays by Vaishali Wagle June 23, 2026 Happy 11:11 Tuesdays Reader, Here are 1 Thought, 1 Quote, 1 Word and 1 Humour for you to reflect upon this week. 1. Thought One of the greatest misconceptions in leadership is believing you must choose between diplomacy and honesty. Executive leadership demands a different capability: discernment. Not every truth needs be spoken immediately, and not every audience is ready to hear it. The most respected CXOs understand that leadership is not...
11:11 Tuesdays by Vaishali Wagle June 9, 2026 Happy 11:11 Tuesdays Reader, Here are 1 Thought, 1 Quote, 1 Word and 1 Humour for you to reflect upon this week. 1. Thought Authority deepens when you stop proving and start trusting your own ideas and decisions. Over-explaining erodes confidence; both yours and others’. Authority can be communicated as much by restraint as by assertion. Where in your leadership style, could fewer words signal greater confidence? #Invitation: Short training video...
11:11 Tuesdays by Vaishali Wagle June 2, 2026 Happy 11:11 Tuesdays Reader, Here are 1 Thought, 1 Quote, 1 Word and 1 Humour for you to reflect upon this week. 1. Thought Burnout at senior levels is often misunderstood. People assume it's the result of long hours, demanding stakeholders, endless meetings across timezones, or ambitious goals. Many senior leaders I have coached have uncovered that burnout is often a values misalignment, not workload issue. Exhaustion was a signal and not a...