When is a decision yours to make as a leader and when do you entrust it to your team?
On today’s episode, co-hosts Richard Lindner and Jeff Mask talk about the fine line leaders walk when it comes to making decisions. If you think that being a leader, being in charge, automatically means you make all the decisions, you need to take a step back. Sometimes the biggest decision a leader can make is deciding to delegate that decision-making to someone else. As leaders, we also need to take a deep dive into why we make the decisions we make. Are we being ruled by fear, or do we have the best interests of our team in mind? As leaders, our job is to multiply effective leadership—to lead others well so they may lead others well.
Listen in for some actionable tips and helpful frameworks for making, delegating, and analyzing decisions.
IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:
- Tips for creating decision-making opportunities for your team
- 3 big fears that lead to unhealthy decisions
- 2 frameworks that can help you make better decisions
- The one thing NOT to say when a poor decision is made on your team
LINKS AND RESOURCES:
- Ep. 35 : A Simple Decision Framework
- Fierce Conversations (book by Susan Scott)
- Decisive (book by Chip Heath and Dan Heath)
- feedback@readytolead.com (email your thoughts/questions to Richard and Jeff)
OTHER SHOWS YOU MIGHT ENJOY:
- Business Lunch with Roland Frasier and Ryan Deiss
- Perpetual Traffic with Ralph Burns and Kasim Aslam
DigitalMarketer Podcast with Mark de Grasse
