Your Most Important Job as a Leader
Author and speaker Jim Rohn told us, "You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with." To be successful in life, to achieve your goals and dreams, it has to be done with other people. I love this quote from John Maxwell, "Nothing worthwhile has ever been achieved alone."
This made me realize, I was doing it all wrong as a leader. I knew people were important, but I wasn't spending too much time making sure I had the right people, in the right positions at the right time. Your most important job as a leader is finding the "gold" in the people you surround yourself with.
Learn where I went wrong as a principal when I was looking in the wrong places, and at the wrong qualities in people.
If you want to download the tool I mention in the video that will help you identify the right people to surround yourself, click here.
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