Leaders aren't built overnight. As an entrepreneur, it's common to expect quick results when you're building a team. You share knowledge, provide resources, and hope to see leaders emerge in a few months. But here's the truth: building leaders takes time. On average, it takes two years for someone to truly step into a leadership role, and everyone grows at their own pace. > Fast learners might grasp concepts quickly and execute them efficiently, but they often struggle with patience. This restlessness can lead to stagnation, where they stop growing because they've hit a wall. > Slow learners, on the other hand, build resilience and patience. They practice consistently, and over time, these qualities help them achieve lasting success. When you compare two people based on speed or execution, you're not motivating anyone but only fostering resentment between them. Instead, focus on creating an environment where everyone grows at their own pace. Celebrate the unique qualities of each individual, guide them, and give them the time they need to blossom into leaders. Leadership is not a race; it's a journey. And as leaders ourselves, it's our job to walk alongside our teams, not push them to the finish line. I hope this helps the leader in you and around you! #Leadership #Learnings #Journey #ShreySharma #Entrepreneurshuip #Business
Building leaders is like nurturing plants—patience and consistent care lead to lasting growth! In startups, this approach cultivates innovation and resilience.
Yeah , Comparing two people can take a toll on their mental health creating a cycle of negative thoughts leading to self doubt, nice pic 🌲🌲🧍♂️🌲
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1wBuilding leaders is like brewing a good cup of coffee, it takes time and patience, but the result is worth waiting for! Here's to more leaders in the making!