Showing posts with label Delegation. Show all posts
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Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Angelus' Quote: Three (3) Responses for Keeping the ‘Monkeys’ off Your Back



Dr. Kenneth Blanchard, the co-author of The One-Minute Manager, says, “You are helping your people too much if you take responsibility for the care and feeding of their monkeys” 🐒🙊🙉 ‘Monkey’ in this context refers to the tasks, jobs or problems that are the responsibility of other people. If you take other people’s ‘monkeys’ (responsibilities) on your back too much it will add unnecessary stress to your life and reduce your time for your own main responsibilities.

Here are three (3) responses for keeping the ‘monkeys’ on other people’s backs and off of yours:

1) SUPPORTIVE RESPONSE 🐵 State that you understand the complexity of the other’s problem and that you are willing to talk with them about how they (not you!) can get is solved

2) DELEGATING RESPONSE 🐵 Inform others that this is their responsibility, but give them some suggestions they might try

3) COACHING RESPONSE 🐵 If you feel others do not have the ability to handle their ‘monkeys’ then give them specific directions. Explain the next move or strategy or resources that you would recommend and then supervise what they do

Remember, I repeat, DON’T TAKE other people’s ‘monkeys’! 🙊🙉🐒 #ServeToLead

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Monday, May 13, 2019

BOOK REVIEW: The Top 10 Mistakes Leaders Make (2007) by Hans Finzel



In the Introduction, Finzel says: "Leadership can be dangerous. To understand this, study world history and the lives of great and terrible leaders and what they accomplished through others. We who are in leadership can, on one hand, move men, women, and mountains for tremendous good. On the other hand, we hold the power to do irreparable damage to our followers by the mistakes we make.”

From that premise, he lays out ten mistakes that leaders commonly make because they generally "fall into leadership" and "tend to do what comes naturally—we 'wing it'":

Mistake #1: Having a Top-Down Attitude
Mistake #2: Putting Paperwork before Peoplework
Mistake #3: The Absence of Affirmation
Mistake #4: Not Making Room for Mavericks
Mistake #5: Dictatorship in Decision Making
Mistake #6: Dirty Delegation
Mistake #7: Communication Chaos
Mistake #8: Missing the Clues of Corporate Culture
Mistake #9: Success without Successors
Mistake #10: Failure to Focus on the Future

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Good Leaders Delegate (Angelus Leadership Video)



Captain America is not the strongest Avengers, but surely - he is a great leader! One of the key characteristics of a good leader is the ability to delegate works and tasks to its team members.

In a well-functioning team, every member has his own strengths and weaknesses; a great leader knows how to leverage his team’s strengths to get the best results. In the final battle scene of The Avengers, Cap designs the plan for fighting the Chitauri alien invasion based on the strengths of each of the Avengers [watches the video clip for my favorite scene 👍💪⚡😁😍]


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Wednesday, May 1, 2019

7 Reasons Why Leaders Don't Delegate


There are many reasons why leaders sometimes don't delegate. Based on my experiences and reading, here are seven (7) main reasons... Christian leaders, take extra notes J


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