Some leaders carry a presence that fills a room long before they speak. Their confidence is steady, their competence unmistakable, and their influence far-reaching. People look to them for direction, reassurance, and clarity. Their shadow stretches wide. The banyan tree is a striking picture of this kind of leadership presence. One of the largest living banyan trees on earth, Thimmamma Marrimanu in Andhra Pradesh, India, spreads across more than 19,000 square meters—roughly f

-- by Jamey Lutz The Recognition and Accountability Paradox At first glance, recognition and accountability may seem like unrelated...