Summary Over the last several weeks I've laid out my version of a leadership development program. We started out with foundational elements and went clear through to the point where anyone going through this program would have a solid plan to work on for…well, however long it takes.  One of the things that I did not address is just how dynamic these development plans need to be. If you were working with me on your plan, we would just get through all of those elements, build it into a plan and then assume you could just follow that to the letter and everything would be just fine. I have never seen that happen.  Sure you might be good for a few days or even weeks, but the one thing that I can guarantee is that eventually you will need to adjust that plan. While there will likely be many things that go well, there will also likely be things we didn't anticipate and unfortunately probably some things that just won't go well. That's all to be expected. So what do we do in those cases? We course correct. That's what I'd like to talk about today. I'll share some stories about course corrections I have had to do in my life, course corrections I should have done and talk about this concept in more depth.  Approximate Time Stamps Welcome 00:00Little Lift Recommendation 01:57The Process 02:38Story Time 03:22Mid-Roll 16:26Heavy Lifting 17:22Wrap Up 39:06 Key Takeaways No development plan will be perfect and there will always be a need to course correctThat also means that we rarely back ourselves into a corner and cant course correctYou need to have a person process for course correctionsSometimes you need to correct situations and other times you are the one that needs the correction Resources SurveyYouTubeCreative SelectionUchtdorf TalkMt. Nebo Consulting HomeMt. Nebo Consulting LinkedInGreg Cunningham LinkedInMt. Nebo InstagramLdrslft InstagramEmail List Sign UpYouTube Channel Ways to Support the Show Patreon for membership optionsIf you're not ready for a membership but enjoyed this episode and have a few bucks in Venmo, we appreciate the support.@mtneboconsulting on VenmoShare the show to othersProvide feedbackIf you enjoyed the...