The Outward Mindset

The Outward Mindset

by The Arbinger Institute

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Arbinger's follow-up to Leadership and Self-Deception argues that a fundamental shift from "inward" to "outward" thinking — from focusing on our own needs to seeing others as people — is the most powerful change a leader can make.

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In this collection, The Outward Mindset references 1 other book and is cited by 1 other book.

It draws on Leadership and Self-Deception: Getting Out of the Box.

It’s picked up by Thieves of Purpose: Overcoming the 12 Mindsets Robbing You of Your Potential.

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The Outward Mindset is the direct sequel and companion to Leadership and Self-Deception. The Arbinger Institute extends the "in the box / out of the box" framework into a more accessible mindset distinction.

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Salvagno quotes The Arbinger Institute directly on the inward vs outward mindset distinction: "An inward mindset is a way of seeing ourselves and others that keeps us focused on our own needs, wants, and goals, often at the expense of others." Used to argue that purpose requires looking outward.

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