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Early in my career, I was convinced I had the answers. I’d seen what worked, what didn’t, and I truly believed I knew how to build the perfect cross-functional team. Then reality kicked in. Like many others, I hit the peak of Mount Stupid — high confidence, low actual understanding. And as I tumbled…
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Leading by example isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about showing up in a way that earns effort, trust, and loyalty. Here’s how I approach it:⤵️ 🔸 Stay consistentYour team watches how you handle highs and lows. Steady leadership builds trust. 🔸 Be clear and openWhen people understand the “why,” they’ll walk with…
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For a long time, I thought strong leadership meant having everything figured out. But experience taught me something far more valuable. Leadership isn’t about having every answer. It’s about staying one step ahead of the questions. The real strength lies in preparing for what’s next, encouraging open thinking and building a team that knows…
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Early in my leadership journey, I thought I needed to be the person with all the solutions. I believed that being a CEO meant having every answer ready at a moment’s notice. But reality taught me something very different. Here’s why not knowing everything is one of your greatest strengths:⤵️ ➡️ 1. Collaboration thrives…