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  • September 16, 2025

    The 70% Rule: Letting Go Without Losing Control

    The 70% Rule: Letting Go Without Losing Control

    One of the biggest barriers to delegation is perfectionism. Leaders hold tasks back because they believe, “No one can do it as well as I can.” And they’re right…at first. Here’s the hard truth: if you’re waiting for someone to do it 100% your way, you’ll never let go. Your team never grows, and you…

  • September 9, 2025

    The Bottleneck Test: Are You Holding Your Team Back?

    The Bottleneck Test: Are You Holding Your Team Back?

    Are you the bottleneck on your team? Learn 3 signs to spot it, a simple test to confirm it, and how smart delegation frees you to lead better.

  • September 4, 2025

    Free on Amazon for 5 Days: Delegate Smarter, Lead Better

    Free on Amazon for 5 Days: Delegate Smarter, Lead Better

    Are you a leader or a bottleneck? Too many managers (new and seasoned) stay buried in tasks, approvals, and late-night emails because they believe:❌ “It’s faster if I just do it myself.”❌ “My team isn’t ready.”❌ “Delegating means losing control.” The truth? Those myths keep you overwhelmed and hold your team back. That’s why I…

  • September 2, 2025

    How to Build and Grow a LinkedIn Network That Actually Works

    How to Build and Grow a LinkedIn Network That Actually Works

    A strong LinkedIn network isn’t about numbers, it’s about relationships.500+ connections on your profile might look impressive, but the question is: Do those connections actually create value? Here are five strategies to build and grow a LinkedIn network that helps you learn, lead, and open doors. 1. Define Your Networking Goal Not all networks are…

  • August 26, 2025

    Why Leaders Should Teach Before They’re “Ready”

    Why Leaders Should Teach Before They’re “Ready”

    If you wait until you’re an expert to teach, you’ll never start. The truth is, the most impactful teaching often comes from people still in the trenches figuring things out, making mistakes, and refining their process in real time. It’s called The Protégé Effect, and it’s one of the most powerful tools you can use…

  • August 19, 2025

    The 4-Quadrant Growth Loop: A Weekly Plan for Rapid Skill Building

    The 4-Quadrant Growth Loop: A Weekly Plan for Rapid Skill Building

    We read a great book or listen to a powerful podcast, get inspired… and then life happens. Within a week, most of that insight has faded. We have all been there. It’s not because you’re lazy or undisciplined, it’s because you’re missing a growth system that moves ideas from “interested” to “integrated.” That’s why I…

  • August 12, 2025

    Why 15 Minutes a Day Can Outperform a Weekend Marathon Session

    Why 15 Minutes a Day Can Outperform a Weekend Marathon Session

    Most professionals make the same mistake when trying to grow or learn something new; they wait for the “perfect” big block of time. The free Saturday. The week off between projects. The someday. Here’s the problem…it rarely comes. When it does, the marathon session leaves you mentally drained, not motivated to repeat it and most…

  • August 5, 2025

    The Johari Window: A Mentor’s Tool for Building Self-Awareness and Trust

    The Johari Window: A Mentor’s Tool for Building Self-Awareness and Trust

    Many leaders whom I have mentored state they need more “self-awareness” quite often on their list of growth areas. This is a challenging one to work on, but there are great tools to help. You can’t just hand someone a mirror and say, “Reflect.” Instead, you need to create space for reflection, feedback, and trust…

  • July 29, 2025

    Climbing the Ladder of Inference: A Mentor’s Guide to Better Thinking

    Climbing the Ladder of Inference: A Mentor’s Guide to Better Thinking

    Have you ever made a snap judgment only to find out later you were way off?That’s not just human nature. It’s apparently a predictable mental pattern called the Ladder of Inference. It’s quietly undermining your team’s decisions, your mentees’ confidence, and your own ability to lead with clarity. Understanding this concept will give you one…

  • July 22, 2025

    Mentoring Through the Peter Principle: Helping New Leaders Rise, Not Stall

    Mentoring Through the Peter Principle: Helping New Leaders Rise, Not Stall

    “In a hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to their level of incompetence.”— Dr. Laurence J. Peter, 1969 Recently, I came across this infamous management concept known as the Peter Principle. It isn’t just a clever theory. It’s a trap that snags countless well-meaning professionals the moment they step into leadership. Someone excels in their…

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