Love this, Kiri. Lots of deep wisdom you share here. Will the playbook be open source? Dying to read it!

"I want my team to reflect back to me the things I cannot see in myself and hold me accountable to my commitment to learn." <-- this reminds me of an idea I read about in John O'Donohue's book Anam Cara. "Kalyana-mitra" which is a Buddhist term for a noble friend, is someone who will not accept pretension, and will gently but firmly confront you with your own blindness. John writes "As there is a blind spot in the retina of the human eye, there is also in the soul a blind side where you are not able to see. Therefore, you must depend on the one you love to see for you, where you cannot see for yourself."