May 14, 2018
Practice Makes Permanent. It's how your brain works! You embed habits and practices by repetition. When Browning shared this while covering figure skating in the Olympics, he was referencing muscle memory and YET, using this principle in every part of our lives, including leadership, is healthy and effective.
You will be more prepared, primed I suppose, to see opportunities and respond more effectively to opportunities and the needs of people reporting to you.
This week's Quick Tip: map your day - routinize the elements that are the underlying support systems - establish checks and balance points to expand your capacity to rise to the occasion when the circumstances require it.
Next week's SQT (Spring Quick Tip); the Hint: get comfortable being uncomfortable as a leader WHILE making everyone else feel at home. REALLY.
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