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Passing the Baton: Lessons in Leadership, Legacy, and Letting Go
Passing the Baton: Lessons in Leadership, Legacy, and Letting Go
I’ve always loved sports. I’ve played many and still do. From the cinematic nostalgia of Field of Dreams to the pulse-pounding electricity of Friday Night Lights, sports have shaped how I see teamwork, competition, and growth. One event that’s always captivated me—even though I never ran it—is the 4×100 meter relay. It’s one of the...
Reframing Accountability Part 3: Regular & Relational
Reframing Accountability Part 3: Regular & Relational
Accountability isn’t a one-time conversation or something that lives inside an annual review. Once we’ve established clarity and co-created agreement, the next step is building rhythm and relationship into how we follow through. Accountability must become a regular and relational practice. Consistency Requires a System As James Clear reminds us: “We do not rise to the level...
Reframing Accountability Part 2: Moving from Assignment to Agreement
Reframing Accountability Part 2: Moving from Assignment to Agreement
In Part 1 of this series, we explored how reframing accountability starts with Clarity and Co-Creation. We talked about the importance of slowing down to define expectations together, ensuring that both sides are aligned before moving forward. Today, we’re building on that foundation by digging into the next critical shift: Moving from Assignment to Agreement. The...
Reframing Accountability Part 1: Start with Clarity & Co-Creation
Reframing Accountability Part 1: Start with Clarity & Co-Creation
Accountability isn’t about micromanagement or rigid checklists—it’s about ownership, trust, and shared success. But too often, we skip the very first step: getting clear, together. The Myth of Accountability as Compliance Accountability is often misunderstood. In too many organizations, it gets tangled up with discipline or punishment, as if holding someone accountable means catching them doing...
Finding WHY
Finding WHY
I first encountered Simon Sinek when he was the keynote speaker at an International Fitness Convention in 2008. I was managing a health club at the time, leading a team of departmental managers and salespeople. Simon shared that a sense of belonging is the most basic human desire, and that people don’t buy what we...
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