The Leadership Habit That Compounds Over Time
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Some leadership behaviors produce immediate results. Others compound. The leaders who build the strongest teams and the most durable influence aren't necessarily doing more. They're doing one thing consistently that others skip when things get busy. In this episode of This is Strategic Marketing, I break down the single leadership habit that builds trust, develops your team's capability, and strengthens your strategic influence the longer you practice it. When you replace the habit of answering with the habit of asking, something shifts. Your team starts thinking more independently. They bring you better problems. And over time, they develop the capacity to lead without needing you to have all the answers.
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