Leadership Clarity: Direction Before Instructions
A shared goal and clear priorities help a team choose how to execute.
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Put it into practice
Start by explaining the purpose and reducing priorities to three clear points. Describe success and the available decision space, then let the team choose an approach rather than prescribing every detail.
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