I encourage you to gather your team together, read this newsletter and honestly ask each member of the team what they think.
Are You a Real Team? There’s a difference between being on a team and being a real team. People who are on a team focus on their own goals. People who are part of a real team focus on team goals first and their individual goals second. Individuals on a team are committed to getting better and improving themselves. Individuals who are part of a real team are not only committed to getting better, they are also committed to each other and the team. When you are on a team, you think about how the team can serve your desires. When you are part of a real team, your desire is to serve the team. When you are on a team, communication isn’t a priority. When you are a real team, communication is essential to build trust, commitment and teamwork. When you are on a team, you care. When you are a real team, you care more. On a team, your time is more important than your team. A real team makes time with the team a priority. On a team, trust, love and respect are not often discussed or cultivated. A real team focuses on building trust, sharing love and showing respect and ingrain them into everything they do. On a team, people fight, and the fighting hurts the team because they don’t have trust and love. A real team also fights, but the fighting makes the team stronger because they have trust and love. They grow from their disagreements. On a team, not everyone is on the bus. A real team has everyone on the bus with a shared vision, focus and purpose. On a team, there’s a lack of leadership. A real team has strong leaders who develop other leaders. People on a team have an ego to want to be great. People who are part of a real team also have an ego to want to be great, but they give up their ego to serve their team and a bigger cause in order to be great. So, how about your team? Are you just on a team or are you a real team? I encourage you to gather your team together, read this newsletter, and honestly ask each member of the team what they think. Then discuss ways you can grow stronger, as a team. Here are a few suggestions: Read The Power of a Positive Team with your team. Watch The Power of a Positive Team Video together. Bring our Positive Team Workshop to your organization. We will help you build a stronger team. Utilize the Action Plan. - Jon |
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