You don’t have to paint the picture yourself
As a leader in your company and in your field, please share your own experiences. It’s a good thing to do! Your stories–and the lessons you’ve learned–will be valuable to your colleagues when they face similar challenges.
You can share your stories and lessons in person, or on social media, or in a blog like this one. But it’s important to remember: not all the content you share has to be your own.
Curating content means finding the most valuable information that other people have produced, adding value to it with your own comments, and sharing it with your audience.
Like a curator in a museum, when you curate online, you don’t paint the pictures. You choose what to display and what to say about each piece.
Check out my guest post on Tripp Braden’s Developing Serving Leaders blog, How You Can Lead by Sharing Others’ Ideas. You will discover:
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Four Reasons to Share Curated Content
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How to Find Good Content to Share
- Plus a bonus:
Expert Tips for Content Curators
– See more at: How You Can Lead by Sharing Others’ Ideas.
