Bringing Out Best In Others

Bringing out the best in others…

If you are a manager or leader, you need to be able to get results through others. There is only one of you and you cannot be brilliant at everything, even if others believe you should be.

In truth, managers and leaders sometimes fall into the trap of getting the best from others.
One of the biggest barriers they create that prevents others being at their best is not giving people the chance to fail.

People will only become competent through practise and application. No one ever became an expert at anything just by reading, listening or watching. If it was that easy we would all be experts at a lot of things.

So if you want to bring out the best in others give them the opportunity to get new experience, take on new challenges and bring their own uniqueness to the fore. After all what’s the worst that might happen- they might fail.

Also if you think your most important job as a leader is to write mission statements, set goals, or even increase revenue, you’re focusing on the wrong metrics.

Your most significant role doesn’t involve your results; your job is to inspire your employees’ results

Being able to bring out the best in others is a skill. It can’t be learned by listening to a lecture or reading examples. It needs to be practiced, reinforced, and used day to day.

Do your best, and you might have a nice little career.

Bring out the best in others, and you can change the world.



Once people see the value they can create, they engage more deeply in their work in ways that give an organization not just short-term performance, but the long-term flexibility and resilience that are essential to thrive over the long term.

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