How To Make Your Weaknesses Irrelevant & Own Your Lane by Gibson Sylvestre

1. LeadershipLessons
How To
Make Your
Weaknesses
Irrelevant
BY GIBSON SYLVESTRE, MBA

2. #1-Find Out What’s Your Competitive Advantage.
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Find out what you’re really GOOD at and use it as your
competitive ADVANTAGE!! Iconic Musician ROD STEWART said it
best, “I’m a rock star because I couldn’t be a soccer star.” Tom
Brady is phenomenal quarterback however it would be a HUGE
disservice if tried to be a lineman. Tom Brady is the best at what
he does because he stays focused.

3. #2-Get Laser Focused On Owning Your Lanee.
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Staying in your lane will focus you in perfecting
your craft. In life, whatever you focus on will grow.
Every great team has clear roles. Once everyone
knows their roles and plays their roles the entire
organization thrives.

4. #3-Don’t Try To Do Everything
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Remember you can do anything, (because you’re phenomenal!) but you
can’t perfect or be the best at everything. Most business leaders try to do
too much! They do the accounting, the human resources, the sales, the
operations, the marketing etc. However, successful people focus on their
strength and delegate their weaknesses. Management expert Peter Drucker
put it this way, “The task of leadership is to create an alignment of
strengths in ways that make a system’s weaknesses irrelevant.” Multiple
studies show that when we focus on our strengths rather than our
weaknesses we grow and improve infinitely faster.So own your lane.
And do like rock star Rod Stewart says and be the best version of yourself!

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