What Are You Actually Responsible For?

You have a lot on your plate. But how much of it is actually your responsibility? Sure, maybe it is now because you agreed to it, but I mean before when it was first presented to you. In Higher Ed, it's considered being a good team player to take on additional work. The problem is, the more responsibilities you take on, the less energy you have for things that are actually your responsibilities. In the worst cases, those additional responsibilities start encroaching on your values. In this episode, we talk about how volunteering can lead to exhaustion, keep you from achieving your goals, and keep meaningful change from happening in the places you think you're "picking up the slack." If you feel weighed down with responsibilities, you'll want to listen. If you’re listening to this podcast, you take your role as a leader seriously. You want to be more effective. You want to lead your team to greater success. And you probably want less stress. This podcast has great information and tips to get you started. But if you’re ready for the next step – one that will give you the guidance and structure to take you to the next level of success – Strengths University has you covered. Have questions? Email Anne at [email protected] or set up a meeting with her HERE. Want more information about Strengths University? Check out our website at https://www.strengthsuniversity.org/