Emotional self-awareness is the most important skill for leadership effectiveness.
When your team is motivated, they will naturally want to show up on time. So, showing up on time starts with motivating your team.
There are several ways you can fall into the trap of doing your team’s work. There is just one way out: start trusting your team to perform.
You may have heard the saying, “there are no bad teams, only bad leaders.” Is it true? Find out where it comes from and what it means here.
Why doesn’t your team speak up? The answer lies in the team culture. Where there is fear, there is silence. Where there is safety, people naturally speak up.
No one likes giving negative feedback. The good news is, you almost never have to. Give better feedback by focusing on the future.
Training and delegating are two ends of the same process. When you think of it as one process, it becomes a lot clearer how to delegate tasks effectively.