Turning mistakes into stepping stones: Lessons learned along the way
Maria Valdmane
Co-founder & CEO at Master School. TEDx speaker. Empowering People to Grow.
Ever wondered what truly sets apart a great manager from the rest? ??????
In my journey of managing a team, it has become clear to me that growth often comes from acknowledging and learning from our mistakes. And I am no exception!
By embracing and sharing my experiences of both the successes and the lessons I have learned along the way, I have gained invaluable insights into what truly defines effective leadership. As Henry Ford put it - “The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing”. ??
If you are striving to reach your full potential as a manager, watch the video below where I share my experience and some valuable tips on how to achieve this.
Have you faced similar challenges in your work? Let us know in the comments. ??
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9 个月Maria, your reflections on turning mistakes into stepping stones truly resonate. Embracing and learning from our errors is indeed a cornerstone of effective leadership. Your journey and insights are inspiring, especially the emphasis on growth through acknowledgment and adaptation. Henry Ford's quote perfectly encapsulates the essence of continuous learning. Thank you so much for sharing.
Such an important message, learning from our mistakes is the key to growth! Amazing video!
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9 个月Giving clear and specific instructions is key to delegating effectively. Entrust the collaborators with responsibilities, projects and tasks and let them do it their way. We tend to think that we know best how to do certain things and that our way is the correct one. But as the saying goes: Many roads lead to Rome. Being a 'perfectionist in recovery' myself, this is something I had to learn and work on.
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9 个月very good piece of advice! worth watching ??