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As a business leader, I’ve learned that “less is more.” Trying to seize every opportunity led to overextension and diluted focus. Concentrating on fewer, higher-impact initiatives yields better results than spreading resources thin. It’s crucial to say “no” to good opportunities for great ones. This allows for deeper engagement, clearer vision and more significant outcomes in areas that truly matter.
When you’re passionate, it’s easy to assume your way is the right way. But some of the biggest breakthroughs come from stepping back and letting others bring their own ideas to the table. I had to learn to actively listen, collaborate and sometimes shift course based on input. It wasn’t easy to loosen that grip, but it’s made me a better leader.
For a long time, my focus was on productivity and business outcomes. But, over time, I’ve learned to improve and center my focus on not just my emotional and mental wellness but that of every employee as well. Our company is only as healthy as the people within it, physically and mentally, and the same is true for every other business leader and their teams. Financial outcomes improve with healthier, happier employees.
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