' Great leaders are willing to sacrifice their own personal interests for the good of the team.' - John Wooden Why are you still reading this? Time to get those PDs sorted! Gaps in knowledge can be identified in a SNAP!

When you give someone complete clarity on how you want them to show up and what you want them to do, not only do they know what they are supposed to be doing, when - it makes it infinitely easier to train them. I am seeing too many of my client's neglect creating powerful Position Descriptions because they 'don't have time' or 'the role is too fluid.'Īnd yet, they cannot understand why team members are underperforming or are leaving. Tough Love Time - let's talk about the Power of the PD. 🎙️ In Case You Missed It - Our Post Of The Week🎙️ Let's embark on this journey together! 🌟 Leadership is about a journey to help those around you RISE ⬆️ and GROW 🌿 Leadership isn't just about YOUR growth and journey to the 🔝 With perseverance and courage, you can achieve great things and know the triumph of high achievement. Whether you're facing a tough challenge at work, dealing with relationship issues, or trying to achieve a personal goal, remember that you are the 'man in the arena.' Don't let the critics get you down, and don't be afraid to fail. So there you have it: a closer look at one of the most famous quotes of all time. Roosevelt says that the person 'who spends himself in a worthy cause' knows 'the triumph of high achievement.' And when we do achieve our goals, it's all the sweeter because of the challenges we faced along the way.

Of course, the ultimate goal is not just to fail, but to succeed in the things that matter most to us.

Roosevelt reminds us that 'whoever strives valiantly.if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly.' In other words, it's better to try and fail than to never try at all.

It's a natural part of the process of growth and learning. One of the key takeaways from this quote is that failure is not something to be feared or avoided at all costs.But as Roosevelt says, 'there is no effort without error and shortcoming.' Whether it's in the workplace, in relationships, or in personal growth, we all face obstacles that can make us feel like giving up. He's pointing out that it's easy to criticize others, but it takes real courage to be the person who's actually in the arena, facing challenges head-on. What Roosevelt was really saying with this powerful statement.'It is not the critic who counts not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.' Welcome to our latest newsletter, today we're diving into one of the most famous quotes in history, one that's been a source of inspiration for generations:

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