Project Management, initiative, leadership

 Do you remember " The Wizard of Oz "? It talks about lack of courage, not being able to take accountability for own actions, not having a heart, or being always ready to blame someone else...  And there are some nice takeouts from the classical novel, with a book that summarizes them really well:  "The Oz Principle" by Roger Connors. The Oz Principle is a framework that highlights the importance of personal accountability. It uses the journey of Dorothy and her friends in "The Wizard of Oz" as an allegory for our own journey towards accountability. This principle motivates individuals to be proactive, take responsibility, and transition from a victim mentality to one of success in both personal and professional spheres. It offers guidelines for accountability, such as setting clear results, tracking progress, and offering either praise or coaching. To reach your goals, take initiative and assume accountability for your circumstances and your future .   W