Team Whisperer Blog

Are You Micromanaging? How to Spot It and Stop It

Micromanagement is one of the most common traps managers fall into. Whether it’s sitting in every meeting, making every decision, or struggling to delegate, it can leave you overworked and your team underwhelmed. In this week’s Managing Made Simple, I shared my guest appearance on the How to Be Awesome

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Empower Your Team to Solve Problems Without Taking Up Your Time

One of the biggest challenges leaders face is when team members hesitate to ask for help, often making issues worse. In this week’s Managing Made Simple, I dive into a simple yet powerful framework for empowering your team to bring you problems clearly and efficiently. This three-step approach can save

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Why Training Your Team Pays Off—Even If They Leave

In today’s fast-paced business world, training often feels like a luxury—especially when there’s a chance the investment may benefit another company if team members leave. But here’s the real question every business owner should ask: What if they stay? This week on Managing Made Simple, I’m unpacking the overlooked cost

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When Should You Step In or Let Your Team Fail?

As a leader, there’s a constant balancing act between letting your team take ownership of their work and stepping in when things are about to go off the rails. One of the most common questions I hear is, “When do I intervene if I see a potential mistake? Should I

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It’s Time You Run Your Team Like a Pro Sports Team

When we watch sports, we often look at them as entertainment, but have you ever thought about what would happen if you managed your team like a professional sports team? In this episode of Managing Made Simple, I’m breaking down three essential lessons we can take from the sports world

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Why You Should Be Asking Your Team for Feedback

As leaders, we often focus on giving feedback, but how often do we ask for it? In episode 140 of Managing Made Simple, I’m sharing why asking for feedback from your team is just as important as giving it. When we ask for feedback, we show our vulnerability, build trust,

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