Unless you’re in a small minority of people who come out of school with a business ready made, chances are you’ve worked for someone other than yourself. According to data on statiscbrain.com, of the 318 million people in America, only 400,400 are CEO’s – so it’s highly likely that you’ll always work for someone. However, you shouldn’t let that fact limit your leadership capacity.
Entrepreneurs have varying personalities but one character trait unites us: We think we can do everything. It’s this ‘I can take on the world’ notion that makes us so unique. But here’s what we know for sure: No matter how smart or how many degrees we have, no one person can do everything.
However, time and time again we succumb to our
and we let our super hero syndrome get in the way. We singlehandedly try to take on everything. Recently, I succumbed once more….
Communication doesn’t have to be overly complicated. Here’s a simple crash course to immediately create better communication.
A few hours later you land and with butterflies of excitement, rush out of the airport to jump into your rental car. But wait; there’s a huge problem…You don’t have a map. Now what: Do you wing-it in a foreign city by riding along hoping you’ll stumble onto the correct path? Or, not wanting to waste any of your precious vacation, do you find the closest convenience store to purchase a map?