Leadership coach, speaker and Forbes contributor Dr. Cheryl Robinson shares how leading well starts with getting priorities straight. "If no one is dying, it's not that important." Exceptional leaders take risks, always looking at the existing ways things get done and asking "is there a better way?" It is ok to stay in your lane, avoiding the trap of perfectionism in focusing on the well being of your own teams as you help lift them to higher performance. Success means more than just output. And if your teams' momentum feels stuck, don't forget to play the "Game of 20."
