I love that "stop" idea. Heard it many times before. Pausing to reflect and chart a path forward can be a catalyst for explosive growth.
One of the best books I've ever read on teams, and group success is The Wisdom of Teams by Smith & Katzenbach. It's a masterclass on building, growing and developing high-performance teams. Worth the read.
Thanks for sharing this, Tyler! I love how you framed the "stop" as a catalyst for growth — so true. Thank you for the recommendation on The Wisdom of Teams, I haven't read it yet, but it's on my list! Any key takeaway from it that stuck with you?
I love that "stop" idea. Heard it many times before. Pausing to reflect and chart a path forward can be a catalyst for explosive growth.
One of the best books I've ever read on teams, and group success is The Wisdom of Teams by Smith & Katzenbach. It's a masterclass on building, growing and developing high-performance teams. Worth the read.
Thanks for sharing this, Tyler! I love how you framed the "stop" as a catalyst for growth — so true. Thank you for the recommendation on The Wisdom of Teams, I haven't read it yet, but it's on my list! Any key takeaway from it that stuck with you?