The Evolution of Leadership - Lessons I'm Still Learning
Brandon Hammond
Property Management Executive | Multifamily, Single Family & Student Housing Leader | Driving Operational Excellence
Leadership isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about?empowering others, fostering collaboration, and continuously growing.?Over the years, I’ve learned that great leaders don’t just manage; they?coach, mentor, and inspire.?But I also recognize that leadership is a journey, not a destination. I’ve improved on some things and still work on others daily.
Leadership Lessons I Strive to Practice (and Keep Improving On):
??Emotional Intelligence Matters?– Managing stress, navigating team dynamics, and practicing empathy are critical skills. I’ve grown in this area, but I still remind myself to slow down and truly listen.
??Collaboration Over Control?– Some of my best ideas have come from listening to my team. Trusting their expertise and giving them space to take ownership is something I actively work on.
??Failure is a Stepping Stone?– I’ve learned to embrace challenges rather than avoid them. Each setback offers a lesson, and I’m still training myself to see obstacles as opportunities rather than frustrations.
??Seek Mentorship & Keep Learning?– No matter how much experience I gain, there’s always someone who can challenge my perspective and help me grow. Surrounding myself with smart, driven people keeps me evolving.
??Lead by Example?– Actions speak louder than words. I strive to model the work ethic, attitude, and resilience I want to see in my team—though I know I don’t always get it right.
What About You?
So well said! Leadership isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about staying open to learning from those around you. Whether it’s a seasoned professional or a fresh perspective from someone new to the field. Growth comes from staying curious!
A Plus Renovationz Llc
1 个月Emotional intelligence, learning how and when to say the right thing as well as how to work with so many varieties of personalities , it’s been a game changer as well as verbally rewarding my fellow service men who always knock it out of the park