Find your why
If a stranger approached you and asked why you work for your company, what would you say? Most employees would say that they had some early success or that it was their first job. However, these answers are either tied to what is unique about the person nor does it connect to the company’s mission.
Lead by example: Figure out your “why” and share it with your team. People want to work with others who feel they truly belong.
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