Seth's Blog : To be in charge

RUSSELL RULES Rule One: Take responsibility for everything you do. One great quality that leaders have is the ability to take responsibility—we all know that responsibility ultimately gravitates to the person who can shoulder it. We must all be strong enough. The more you stand behind what you do or what you decide, the more you will be able to fee

When we can’t take ownership of the situation, we can still take ownership of the process.

Rather, it means intentionally looking for where our responsibility lies in any given situation—

the most important boss whom each of us answers to is ourselves. And what it means to have a better boss is to have a boss who raises the bar for us but still gives us a break when we fail. What we need is a boss who is diligent and patient and insightful. We need a boss who trusts us.

Most of all, what we need from a great boss, for our self, is somebody who will see us for what we are capable of. You would never work for somebody who treats you the way that you treat your self. It’s time to start training the boss that is you. Time to start trusting your self, trusting the process, and trusting that you are actually as capable