Are You Ready to Face Some Hard Truths About Your Leadership?

Are You Ready to Face Some Hard Truths About Your Leadership?


Leadership is a continuous journey of growth and self-awareness.

Here are 12 wake-up calls every leader needs to hear to truly elevate their game.


1. If Your Team Are Failing, Look in the Mirror

Your leadership directly impacts your team's success or failure. Reflect on your actions and identify areas for improvement.


2. If You Can't Handle Criticism, You're Not Growing

Feedback is essential for personal and professional development. Embrace constructive criticism to enhance your leadership skills.


3. Your Title Makes You a Manager, Your Actions Make You a Leader

Leadership is about influence, not just authority. Lead by example and inspire your team through your actions.


4. Don't Preach Teamwork and Then Undermine It

Your actions should consistently support a collaborative environment. Practice what you preach to build a cohesive team.


5. Stop Micro-managing – It Stifles Growth

Trust your team to handle their responsibilities. Give them the space to grow and thrive.


6. If You're Not Developing Your Team, You're Failing Them

Invest in your team's growth to ensure long-term success. Provide opportunities for learning and development.


7. If Your Team Are Afraid to Speak Up, There's a Problem

Create an open environment where everyone feels heard. Encourage open communication and feedback.


8. If You Are Not Accountable, Neither Will Your Team Be

Set the standard by owning your actions and decisions. Accountability starts at the top.


9. Don't Just Set the Pace – Lead With Passion

Inspire your team by showing your commitment and enthusiasm. Passion is contagious and motivates others.


10. If Your Team Doesn't Work Well Together, It's on You

Foster a culture of cooperation and mutual respect. Effective teamwork begins with strong leadership.


11. If Your Actions Don't Inspire, Your Words Won't Matter

Lead by example to truly motivate your team. Actions speak louder than words.


12. A Leader Takes the Blame, Even When It's Not Their Fault

Shield your team and learn from every mistake. Taking responsibility builds trust and respect.


These wake-up calls aren't just reminders – they're actions you must take to be a better leader.

Reflect on each point, identify areas for development, and take steps to enhance your leadership journey.


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Anastasiya Kelput

Wealth management through property

3 个月

Leadership is a continuous journey of growth and self-awareness, love that! Then its the task of helping groups of people to do the same!

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Segun Eyitayo

Brand Strategist Senior Manager at Gamaal

3 个月

I agree with you Heather Scales on the this one. Leadership is a continuous learning and journey. Thank you for sharing this with us.

Fatoumata Diallo

Founder & CEO of Gamaal | Speaker | Board Member | Start-up | 1Club Member | Raising Late Pre-Seed ????

3 个月

Great leaders are the ones who elevate their performance. ?? true

Randall S. Peterson

Professor of Organisational Behaviour at London Business School

3 个月

This is a compelling perspective. How do you balance the need for continuous self-evaluation with maintaining confidence and resilience as a leader?

Huw Phillips

I get 45 years old plus CEOs their 30 year old body and energy back, in less than 90 mins per week while not giving up Jaffa Cakes . ??PM me “ CEO “ to find out more ??

3 个月

We used to have brand new managers. First suit on and they have “ cracked it “ ??

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