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As startup founder I learned how not to do things in 3 years.

How did you prepare for leading a high-performance team? ✏️ Begin by getting to know, understand and earn the trust of each one of the Team Members, individually and collectively.

Making a GREAT team takes time and dedication. Not just one person can take care of everything but when your whole team can support each other, that’s when you can grow together. Example: When your team can come together, sharing their strengths and weaknesses. Come up with a strategy on how you can be successful together by using each other’s strengths and weaknesses, there isn’t ANYTHING that can stop you!

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When leaders possess emotional intelligence and work together as a team, they can create a strong and productive work environment. A team of emotionally intelligent leaders can communicate and collaborate effectively, understand and support the needs of their team members, and work towards a shared vision and goals. Leaders who possess emotional intelligence can also provide support and guidance to each other, and help each other manage and regulate their emotions in high-pressure situations. They can also lead by example, modeling the behavior they expect from their team members, and creating a positive and productive work culture. Overall, a team of emotionally intelligent leaders can be a powerful force, motivating and inspiring their team members to achieve success and driving their organization towards its goals.

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Teamwork. This time last year we had an expensively assembled team. But. It was badly led with no direction, no clear goals and everyone pulling in different directions with their own agendas. It was destined to fail. This year is different. A unified team working together and well led. The whole is definitely greater than the sum of its parts. Whatever the result at Wembley it won't be failure, it will be a step towards the goal, because failure can't occur when the goal is clear. The similarities in sport and business are clear. Does your team understand it's purpose? Is your team well led and working towards a shared goal, clearly understood by everyone?

You want to make your team more cohesive? Clearly define the roles and skill requirements. You should be sure the person you’re entrusting with a role has the skills and knowledge necessary to do it well. They should trust that they’ve been placed in a role they’re capable of. It leaves other members of the team to pick up the slack when one person doesn’t have the skills necessary for their role. That’s frustrating and unfair to everyone involved. Make things go smoother and make the expectations clear for yourself before you ever fill the role.