We recorded this episode of Remotely Prepared years (months) ago in September. Amazing how much has changed since then and if you weren’t struggling to lead a team before, you might be feeling the impact now. As Glain (rhymes with Shine -her words) puts it – “Did I really sign up for this?” Check out the episode below – https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/remotely-prepared/id1514693059 Also, check out Glain’s books below; The Grassroots Leadership Revolution Did I really Sign up…
Is the ability to see your own mistakes. And then taking the action to do something about them. But the hard part is the first step. (Overheard while listening to the course material available here).
When a new team comes together there is a period of gelling that needs to happen where we go beyond – who you are and where did you come from – and get into the grittier work of having the team come together. Things like; What’s your zone time where you do your best work?Where are you working and where do you want grow?How do you manage your own workload?What support do you need from…
Means something went wrong. Whatever it was that you were planning didn’t work out. The plan you had set in motion, broke and now you need to find a new plan. Bad News is happening all around us. What we do with it is still up to us.
Not the Trigger. But the Cue. The Cue is different from the trigger. The trigger gets us angry, gets us mad, makes us unfocused and frustrated. It pushes us to places we don’t need to be going to. But the Cue? The cue is our internal notification that we are needed, that it’s time to step up, that someone needs our help, that it’s time to jump in, help and grow the team. Take the…