Want to Lead with Wisdom? Step Outside the Classroom
We often believe that learning is something that happens in a lecture theatre.
Books, courses, degrees, certifications — the traditional paths we’re told will make us smarter, more equipped, more qualified to lead.
But what if there’s a deeper, richer kind of learning waiting just beyond the boardroom?
I love spending time in the boardroom in the bush — a quiet, natural space where the only curriculum is the rhythm of the earth. And it reminded me that leadership wisdom isn’t just found in books. It’s found in being present, paying attention, and expanding our idea of what learning really is.
Nature is always teaching.
The trees, the falling leaves, the way the sunlight calls flowers to open and darkness gently invites them to rest. The way seasons change without resistance. The way life moves in cycles — not sprints.
These lessons can’t be learned from a textbook, but they can shape the kind of leader you are.
Nature teaches us to slow down, to notice, to trust the timing of things. It teaches us that letting go is sometimes necessary. That growth can be quiet. That wisdom often arrives when we stop trying to force it.
If you want to be the kind of leader who’s grounded, intuitive, and wise — start looking beyond the classroom.
Step outside.
Feel.
Listen.
Learn from the world that’s been here long before any of us.
It’s teaching us — if we’re willing to learn.
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