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    You often hear about the guilt that people feel in their professional lives – that nagging sensation that they're not doing enough, not living up to their potential, or falling short of the high standards they've set for themselves. Sure, there's also the guilt that team members may feel, the belief that they're letting down their colleagues, that they're not good enough.
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    Martin, the new team lead, wanted his team to take more initiative. They were used to their previous manager making decisions for them, so they were skeptical of Martin's approach. Martin persisted, investing time in one-on-one coaching and providing support. The team's confidence grew, and they delivered a successful project. Martin and his team learned that trust and accountability are values to be lived, fought for, and nurtured.
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    You made a bold change, but doubters made you question it. Then, a trusted voice affirmed your decision and gave you strength. True leadership requires courage and belief in yourself. So listen to those who matter, drown out the noise, and own your path.
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    We all face those moments of doubt, staring at the choices ahead and wondering if we're making the right decisions. Is this the path to success or just a dead-end road? Should we take that promotion, invest in that project, and trust that person with an important task? The weight of accountability can feel crushing.
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    Empower your team by trusting them to make decisions. This will help them grow and become more innovative. Don't micromanage, and don't be afraid to challenge them. When you do this, you'll unleash their potential and transform your team into a powerhouse.