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"If you want to be a leader, you're showing up for the team. Otherwise, you want to be a boss" - J. Scott https://hubs.li/Q02FvmwT0 The 12 Principles of Transformational Leadership series: 2. HUMANITY – It’s never just business, it’s about people. We demonstrate care by what we do, not by what we feel or say. Talk is cheap. Most people that find themselves in a leadership role want to do something awesome and be impactful in the world. The funny thing about leadership is that it’s hard; real leadership goes against most of the instincts that kept us alive before the modern age. The hard truth is that leadership isn’t about you. Great leaders put their personal agenda aside to ensure their team members succeed first. If you are playing for your own success, you are a BOSS, not a leader. Being a successful business leader isn’t about giving inspirational speeches, making the decisions, and saving the day. It’s also not about success, being wealthy, receiving recognition, or calling the shots. Leadership is about change for the purpose of innovation, and change is about people. Your relationship with your team is the most important element. To drive growth and sustainable change within an organization, you must create a culture of collaborators, challengers, and decision-makers, then actively empower them to drive results. Start leading by truly connecting and creating a culture of collaborators, challengers, and decision-makers, actively empowering them to drive results. If you or your team is ready to level up your leadership skills, check out our online workshops are resources. J. Scott is all about helping people lead and respond to change—with efficiency, agility, and humanity. Because if you’re not leading change, you’re reacting to it or made obsolete by it. Bring J. Scott to speak or coach your team.

It’s never just business, it’s about people. #2 Humanity 12 Principles with J Scott

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