For managers who are overworked, struggling with misunderstandings, and find themselves redoing their team’s tasks.
Learn military delegation techniques that skyrocket engagement and create a culture of ownership.
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Learn how to communicate in a way that creates ownership & trust, so you can confidently delegate even the most complex tasks.
Build a team whose tasks you never have to redo since your team not only understands but also wants to solve the task, even if it means working late.
Show senior management that you are a competent leader and set yourself up for promotion!
I’ve seen it time and time again; when managers develop their delegation skills, misunderstandings and frustration disappear & team performance SKYROCKETS!
If you are like my other clients, you may also feel that no matter how often you tell your team how to do something, they always miss something important.
Most people think that to get your team to deliver on time with the desired outcome, all you need to do is clearly articulate how they should do something.
But speaking clearly is only a tiny piece of the equation.
The truth is that speaking with clarity alone will never create ownership or engagement. I mean, what if you are crystal clear about what you want to get done, but your team just doesn’t give a sh*t?
Communicating clearly AND in a way that connects with their inner drive will always create more engagement and X…
But then you might think… yeah, but Simon Sinek says start with the “why,” and that should be the key, no? Well, almost… (if it was that easy, you probably wouldn’t be on this page right now, right? ;))
I mean, to be fair, the bigger “why” for most employees is to make money for the company; nothing really exciting for them as individuals, so why would they truly care and engage in that?
But when you start delegating in a way where they see how completing this task will benefit themselves on a truly meaningful level, engagement and commitment explode (in a good way, haha).
Combine this with crystal clear visualizations of your desired outcome, and building a high-performing team is unavoidable.
You will quickly start seeing a significant shift in how your team operates, the time you spend on misunderstandings will be cut in half, and it will be rare, if ever, that you will feel the need to redo the tasks you have delegated.
But the managers who never move beyond average at delegating end up having to micromanage their team (and most don’t even realize that they do). Ultimately, this leaves them with a team that does only the absolutely necessary to cash in on the next paycheck (or just enough not to get fired).
This leaves the manager feeling like a failure and questioning whether or not they are cut out to be a leader.
And I totally get that; that was me 12 years ago, running my first team of six. And that’s precisely why I created this master course…
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75% of managers have limited-to-low levels of Delegator talent.
No one does; the demands of balancing work and life, and requirements from senior management on showing results AND (pew there is a lot…) the needs of our team, keep us all extremely busy.
But you simply can’t afford to ignore the issue that created your lack of time in the first place.
Knowing that you are busy I created the “Essentials only Route” so you can get the best out the program in as little as 30 min, and when you are ready, come back and go in depth on the specific topics that will give you the most.
I mean, saving time is the entire point of the program.
Having spent over a decade in charge of everything from specialized 6-man bomb clearance teams to HR departments and now a CEO and business owner, I know just how overwhelming, scary, and confusing leadership can be.
This is why I show my students that with the right tricks, delegating means gaining control, not losing. And that “if I want it to be done really well, I NEED to delegate it to the experts”.
Great question! I asked myself the same before I built this training. And I realized that things that work in conflict zones are robust, simple, highly effective, because everything that isn’t gets thrown away; the military just can’t afford to have overly complex and ineffective systems.
So if you want to develop leadership that works when stakes are high, you want to learn from military personnel.
Yes, I totally agree. It will be faster just to do it yourself, at least before you add some structure to your delegation.
Delegation is a skill that needs to be practiced (or you can just use my templates and skip most of the painful mistakes 😎). I mean, you get good at what you do, so not delegating keeps you in this weird loop of unproductivity.
I totally get that because we leaders are here to serve, right?
But what do you think is the most beneficial to your teammates? An overworked manager who only delegates the most simple and low-value tasks (that’s how they see it) and is unable to anticipate challenges and, therefore, increases team frustration.
Or you master delegation and give them all the information they need, so they know EXACTLY when to contact you before things get out of hand and can work autonomously while you figure out the big picture and avoid obstacles for them!
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