Anytime we are about to make a difficult decision or try something new, we instinctively consider the risk. We ask ourselves a whole host of questions that begin with “But what if . . .” That phrase is then followed by any number of potential concerns with varying degrees of likelihood based on past experience, fears, and worst-case scenarios.
Everyone has fears. Some fears protect us from very real threats, while others irrationally paralyze us. I’ve explored what I’ve identified as the most common fears that get in the way of transitioning from Command & Control to Trust & Inspire. Here, we’ll take on a fear that many people face and offer a solution that will help you shift both the mindset and the skill set.
