Gitanjali Katherine Keshava

It is painful to see because shifting from an incompetent leader to a competent one is not a big stretch. Yes, this is a Friday morning rant. And for every nincompoop out there, there are also many great lawyer leaders. I salute them. For the others, access my free resource kit, and please watch the video presentation explaining the seven ingredients you can easily apply to take your leadership from zero to ten tomorrow. Friends, it isn't complicated.public_profile__reactions286 CommentsCopyLinkedInFacebookXGita Keshavaliked thisReport this postGita Keshava liked thisKathryn MarshallKathryn Marshall2moGita Keshava liked this8 years ago the managing partner of a law firm I worked at pulled me into a meeting and told me to 'tone down my aura of confidence" if I wanted to succeed there. CommentsReactionsGita Keshava commented on a post6moThey are incredibly lucky to get to learn from and with you!Gita Keshava commented on a post1yThey are SO lucky to have you, as are your clients!Gita Keshava commented on a post2yThe best news! Congratulations! The firm is incredibly lucky to have a wicked smart and deeply kind individual in the partnership. Oh the places you’ll go!No more previous contentGita Keshavaliked thisReport this postGita Keshava liked thisAllison WolfAllison Wolf1moGita Keshava liked thisThere are moments in my coaching work that feel like nails on a chalkboard. It is painful to see because shifting from an incompetent leader to a competent one is not a big stretch. Yes, this is a Friday morning rant. And for every nincompoop out there, there are also many great lawyer leaders. I salute them. For the others, access my free resource kit, and please watch the video presentation explaining the seven ingredients you can easily apply to take your leadership from zero to ten tomorrow. Friends, it isn't complicated.public_profile__reactions286 CommentsCopyLinkedInFacebookXGita Keshavaliked thisReport this postGita Keshava liked thisKathryn MarshallKathryn Marshall2moGita Keshava liked this8 years ago the managing partner of a law firm I worked at pulled me into a meeting and told me to 'tone down my aura of confidence" if I wanted to succeed there.