
When Leadership Gets Lonely
Sometimes the strongest thing a leader can do is admit he shouldn’t carry everything alone.
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G.R.O.W. is Michael R. Morgan’s leadership publication, connecting the lessons of service, people and purpose with the work leaders do every day.
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Long after people forget what you accomplished, they may still remember how you made them feel.
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Leadership does not require carrying every hard decision alone. Consider who you can call for honest counsel, encouragement, and perspective when the weight of responsibility gets heavy.
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Sometimes the strongest thing a leader can do is admit he shouldn’t carry everything alone.
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Leadership is demonstrated long before it is recognized.
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Before you ask others to follow you, take a look at the person you’re asking them to follow.
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You don't have to start over. Start with what life has already taught you.
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I got what I thought I wanted. Then I realized something was missing.
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