The "I" in Team
Contrary to popular belief, there is an “I” in TEAM and it is a key element to achieving results, but “I” requires trust to unlock TEAM potential. But How? Together Each Achieves More occurs when the barricades of self-erected walls are removed. Easier said than done, because that means team members no longer feel the need to have to self-protect concerns over shortcomings, skill deficiencies, or being blamed for past mistakes. It’s where asking for help is not viewed as inco
Testing the Assumptions
It’s good to test the assumptions and see how well your new idea or big bold vision works. Forming this important leadership habit to pause and test assumptions provides opportunity to think differently, anticipate potential reactions and challenges, and understand other perspectives. Seeking counsel from people whose skills and knowledge you respect can provide benefit of different perspectives for better decision making. Ancient wisdom says, “Where there is no counsel, th
