Meet Each Member Where They Are
As a leader, you are used to being in the driver's seat -- and you may think that you have to be there at all times. But the truth is that you can't be in the driver's seat all the time. It simply isn't sustainable.
If you never teach other people how to drive, who will take the wheel when you go on vacation or get sick? Will they even think to step up, offer new ideas, or take initiative if they never see an opening or are invited to do so?
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