One of the hardest shifts for leaders to make is moving from doing the work themselves to leading through others. Early in a career, being hands-on is often rewarded. In fact, many new leaders are promoted precisely because they are good at executing. But the higher you rise, the less leadership is about doing everything yourself. The real measure becomes how effectively you enable others to do their best work.
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