I think everyone should go to college and get a degree and then spend six months as a bartender and six months as a cabdriver. Then they would really be educated. ~ Al McGuire ~
As a leader, it is necessary to be competent at your profession and you should understand your chosen industry. More important, however, is your knowledge of people. As you become a leader the most important skills are your inter-personal ones. No matter your profession, the minute you become a supervisor, people become your number one focus - not your craft. If you are uncomfortable with people then you will never be a good leader. Spend your time honing your people skills and less time improving your craft. You must love people in order to succeed - since supervising others is your number one function as a leader.
1. Close your eyes
2. Breathe
3. Empty your mind
4. As thoughts come in, acknowledge and whisk them away
5. Focus on your breathing
6. Think about the affirmation:
I love working with people.
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