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🤔 Food for thought, what makes a good nonprofit team leader? #3, "Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast", resonates a lot with us with all the conversation we've been having around what makes nonprofit staff *stay*. Which of these rang true for you? #nonprofits #workculture #leadership #nonprofitleadership

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10 visuals that define GREAT Leadership   (Every employee and leader needs to see these)   Images by Roberto Ferraro   1. Find the Sweet Spot ↳ A great leader knows how to delegate effectively and supports their team. Striking the right balance is key.   2. Kindness: The Best Return on Investment ↳ Employees value respect and kindness far more than perks like free pizza. Treat them well, and they’ll give their best.   3. Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast ↳ Even the best plans can fail in a toxic culture. Prioritise a healthy work environment.   4. Peeling the Onion of Ignorance ↳ If you can't see the problem, you might be the problem. Address issues head-on.   5. Micromanagement Summed Up ↳ Success hinges on trusting your team to fulfil their roles without hovering over them.   6. You Grow by Letting Go ↳ Give your team the autonomy to do the jobs you hired them for. Trust fosters growth.   7. Steps to High-Performing Teams ↳ Understand your purpose, build trust, ensure reliability, maintain clarity, manage conflict, and focus on results.   8. Leadership Needs Balance ↳ Knowing when to step back and when to take charge is a superpower. Balance is crucial.   9. Don't Destroy the Wall ↳ Micromanaging stifles learning and improvement. Let them flourish, don't knock them down.   10. It's Time for Extinction ↳ Leadership has evolved. Outdated management won't cut it anymore. Embrace modern leadership principles.   Which visual resonates most with you?   ♻️ Repost this to your network to help others improve their leadership

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