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Thoughtful Leadership

  • vcsupernova
  • Jan 9
  • 1 min read

Most organizations don’t struggle because they lack commitment or good ideas.


They struggle because their strategy hasn’t caught up with reality.


Community needs shift. Funding changes. Staffing capacity evolves. Yet many strategic plans remain static—well written, rarely used.


The most effective strategic plans are living tools. They guide decisions, support prioritization, and help leaders say yes to the right things—and no to the wrong ones.


If your strategic plan no longer reflects how your library actually operates, it may be time for a refresh.



 
 
 

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