HIGH EXPECTATIONS + HIGH SUPPORT = High Performance
HIGH EXPECTATIONS + LOW SUPPORT = Burnout
LOW EXPECTATIONS + HIGH SUPPORT = Comfort Zone
LOW EXPECTATIONS + LOW SUPPORT = Failure
Where is your team right now?
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HIGH EXPECTATIONS + HIGH SUPPORT = High Performance
HIGH EXPECTATIONS + LOW SUPPORT = Burnout
LOW EXPECTATIONS + HIGH SUPPORT = Comfort Zone
LOW EXPECTATIONS + LOW SUPPORT = Failure
Where is your team right now?
💭 Comment your honest assessment below
The more you hold people accountable for outcomes they don't fully control, the less accountable they actually feel.
True accountability starts with clear ownership of the controllable inputs.
The more you hold people accountable for outcomes they don't fully control, the less accountable they actually feel.
True accountability starts with clear ownership of the controllable inputs.
What separates exceptional teams from merely good ones isn't talent or resources.
It's how they handle disagreement.
The best teams disagree more frequently—but more productively.
What separates exceptional teams from merely good ones isn't talent or resources.
It's how they handle disagreement.
The best teams disagree more frequently—but more productively.
Coaching creates leaders.
The difference?
Mentors provide answers.
Coaches provide questions.
Coaching creates leaders.
The difference?
Mentors provide answers.
Coaches provide questions.
If you disappeared for a month, would your team's performance:
1. Collapse immediately
2. Maintain briefly then decline
3. Continue at the same level
4. Improve without you
Your answer reveals everything.
If you disappeared for a month, would your team's performance:
1. Collapse immediately
2. Maintain briefly then decline
3. Continue at the same level
4. Improve without you
Your answer reveals everything.
The leadership metric that predicts team success better than any other:
How quickly information about failures moves up the organization without being filtered.
The leadership metric that predicts team success better than any other:
How quickly information about failures moves up the organization without being filtered.
The most dangerous leadership myth:
"I need to have all the answers."
The strongest leaders aren't those who know everything, but those who can access the right knowledge at the right time.
The most dangerous leadership myth:
"I need to have all the answers."
The strongest leaders aren't those who know everything, but those who can access the right knowledge at the right time.
"What conversations am I avoiding that need to happen this week?"
Courage today prevents crisis tomorrow.
"What conversations am I avoiding that need to happen this week?"
Courage today prevents crisis tomorrow.
Defensiveness signals insecurity.
Curiosity signals confidence.
Defensiveness signals insecurity.
Curiosity signals confidence.
Sunday planning thought: Most teams don't lack capacity.
They lack focus.
What one priority, if accomplished this week, would make everything else easier or unnecessary?
Sunday planning thought: Most teams don't lack capacity.
They lack focus.
What one priority, if accomplished this week, would make everything else easier or unnecessary?
They're those where problems can be safely named and effectively addressed.
They're those where problems can be safely named and effectively addressed.
It comes from making too little impact.
People can sustain incredible output when their effort translates to meaningful results.
It comes from making too little impact.
People can sustain incredible output when their effort translates to meaningful results.
The most underrated leadership skill is defining the problem correctly.
Most teams jump to solutions before agreeing on what problem they're actually solving.
The most underrated leadership skill is defining the problem correctly.
Most teams jump to solutions before agreeing on what problem they're actually solving.
The most powerful question to ask at the end of each week isn't "What did I accomplish?"
It's "What did I make possible for others to accomplish?"
The most powerful question to ask at the end of each week isn't "What did I accomplish?"
It's "What did I make possible for others to accomplish?"
Not what you say matters.
Not what you measure matters.
What you personally show interest in matters.
Not what you say matters.
Not what you measure matters.
What you personally show interest in matters.
Your calendar reveals your actual priorities better than your words do.
Where does your time go when you're not in crisis mode?
That's what you truly value.
Your calendar reveals your actual priorities better than your words do.
Where does your time go when you're not in crisis mode?
That's what you truly value.
"I'm noticing that..."
This phrase makes observations feel less like accusations and more like shared data.
"I'm noticing that..."
This phrase makes observations feel less like accusations and more like shared data.
The behaviors you allow without consequence become your real values, regardless of what's on your wall.
The behaviors you allow without consequence become your real values, regardless of what's on your wall.
The strongest indicator of leadership potential isn't intelligence, charisma, or drive.
It's how quickly someone takes ownership of problems that aren't technically "their job."
The strongest indicator of leadership potential isn't intelligence, charisma, or drive.
It's how quickly someone takes ownership of problems that aren't technically "their job."
1. Who owns what
2. By when
3. How success is measured
You didn't have a meeting. You had a conversation.
1. Who owns what
2. By when
3. How success is measured
You didn't have a meeting. You had a conversation.
When you involve people in the "how," ownership increases by 70%.
Most leaders do neither consistently.
When you involve people in the "how," ownership increases by 70%.
Most leaders do neither consistently.
The most expensive communication mistake in business:
Confusing agreement with alignment.
Agreement is nodding your head. Alignment is changing your behavior.
The most expensive communication mistake in business:
Confusing agreement with alignment.
Agreement is nodding your head. Alignment is changing your behavior.
They're coordination problems masquerading as capability problems.
Does your team lack skills or clarity?
They're coordination problems masquerading as capability problems.
Does your team lack skills or clarity?
Simple problems → Complex solutions.
The difference?
Novice leaders solve simple problems with complex solutions.
Expert leaders solve complex problems with simple solutions.
Simple problems → Complex solutions.
The difference?
Novice leaders solve simple problems with complex solutions.
Expert leaders solve complex problems with simple solutions.
What if I told you that top-performing teams have a radical solution that completely transforms how they communicate?
What if I told you that top-performing teams have a radical solution that completely transforms how they communicate?