Be Selfish
Take the time to recognize and attend to your own needs.
This takes a good level of self awareness so that you are able to make sound decisions and build that into your work & life.
By ‘selfishly’ scheduling enough time every day to recharge on your own, you will be more a selfless and effective leader.
When a leader pays attention to their own needs they enable others to do the same.
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