Be proactive rather than reactive.
Successful leaders come to the table prepared for a variety of scenarios and know how to behave when situations fall apart or don't go according to plan. Preparedness ensures that you're never in a situation where you can't offer value or assist in problem solving as needed.
This is simply being proactive. If you're in a reactive state, chances are you're not operating from a place of calm; your emotions are leading the charge. The best decisions, however, often result from when your thoughts and emotions work in tandem.
You must always consider not only what's favorable for the company's bottom line and yours but also what's best for the team and the overall morale of the company and/or your own crew and buisness.
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