If you left today, would they follow you or throw a party?

When you realized you were going to be a leader, what kind of leader did you dream of becoming? Was it one that inspired the people around them? Was it accomplishing something remarkable? Was it surpassing your peers? Was it to save the people around you from the mistakes you've seen too many times?
The reality is that most leaders feel trapped by the real-world problems that come with a leadership roll. When your best day is enduring meetings or catching up on emails, things need to change.
You can continue on a path of growth for yourself and creating an environment and structure that your teams thrive in.
You can break the cycle of mediocre leaders that you've seen before.
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