In fact, that these feelings are VERY common among high performers, and future Elite Leaders.
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In fact, that these feelings are VERY common among high performers, and future Elite Leaders.
In fact, that's why the BEST in the world (think Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, the Navy Seals) have coaches and people who support them...
Want to see how we can support YOU (or your team)?
Use the button below to book your FREE "Leadership Roadmap" session:
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The problem Tameeka faced was wanting to give her team an identity they could be proud of.
As part of this identity, She wanted her team to have their own uniqueness.
Over several years, she had grown very comfortable coaching junior team members.
She had no problem coaching them through escalations and difficult situations with clients.
This made her feel fearful of taking time off because she didn't have confidence that things wouldn't fall apart while she was gone.
The problem Tameeka faced was wanting to give her team an identity they could be proud of.
As part of this identity, She wanted her team to have their own uniqueness.
Over several years, she had grown very comfortable coaching junior team members.
She had no problem coaching them through escalations and difficult situations with clients.
The previous manager did not have any systems in place to run the team.
Performance reviews started soon after Nate took over.
Nate had to go to other people in the business
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