When teams in volunteer organisations aren’t succeeding, it’s because their leaders are failing to do these five things:1 - Set and Achieve Goals2 - Solve Problems and Make Decisions3 - Prioritise and Stay Focused4 - Believe and Inspire Others to Believe5 - Perform and Get ResultsAs the team leader, everything is within your zone of influence. The buck starts and stops with you.

In this episode, I am going to be sharing with you my reflective lesson on leadership. This reflective lesson is the application of military principles in a volunteer organisation. The military principle is that there are no bad teams, only bad leaders.

How do you break free from the identity that is holding you back from living out your most authentic self?

That is the question we address in this podcast

Our “need to know” can become the foundation or priority for every choice that we make. In fact, our search for certainty affects how we face life, approach work, and maintain relationships. If we can find the courage to face the unknown, we can “mind” our futures more gently. 

Having a vision provides a sense of purpose and direction for your life. Your vision will help you define your short and long-term goals, and guide the decisions you make along the way.

Becoming influential in your social sphere is key to the opportunities that you have access to in your life.

The Importance of Setting Up All Areas of Your Life For Success 

Establishing priorities is necessary in order to complete everything that needs to be done. Prioritization is important because it with allow you to give your attention to tasks that are important and urgent so that you can later focus on lower priority tasks.If you do not take the time to prioritize, then you will have trouble getting things done on time, stress about how you will finish everything on your to-do list, and not be productive.

It's easy to get caught up in negative self-talk. It's also human nature to take your success for granted and even doubt yourself when times are tough in life or at work. That's why finding ways to actively and consistently believe in your potential are so important.