Problem Solving #3: I’ll Just Do It

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Tired of signing yourself up for individual heroic efforts?

As a leader it’s incredibly easy to say “I’ll just do it” when there is a tough problem to solve, and there is a lot on the plate for your team members. It can be a good move when done in a limited and deliberate way. Far too often, leaders get into a pattern of being the hero, and they miss the real costs associated with this habit.

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