3 Ways to avoid "failure"

Have you been watching the Olympics?
It's incredible the work these athletes put in, sometimes for an event that lasts mere minutes or even seconds.
To have the determination of success or failure ride on a single moment in time is an immense amount of pressure. And I think it's pretty unfair, too. It's unfair to ourselves and only scratches the surface of the effort and learning and growth that happens along the way.
So, how can we reshape our definitions of success so that it doesn't all ride on that final moment?
💡 What are some tangible things you do along the way to make the journey as meaningful as the final culminating performance?
💡 How might you, as a leader, better evaluate your team throughout the project rather than solely on the outcome?
#success #failure #paris2024 #inneredgeleadership #olympics
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