Short YouTube monologue by Chad Silverstein (recorded/uploaded June 25, 2024) advising leaders to become "master repairmen" of relationships: assess which important relationships have gone sideways, decide whether you care enough to repair them, and act promptly to avoid future regret. The message emphasizes simplicity of the decision (measure importance and potential regret) and urgency (you may not get another chance).
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The reoccurring theme of becoming a master repairman. It's something every leader has to become really good at. Being able to repair all the most important relationships in your lives that have gone sideways, you know, if you don't do it, then it won't happen. So if you have any situation right now with people that there's conflict and friction, you know, you have to assess how important the relationship is to you. And if it's important enough, then you need to do something about it. That simple. And as much as people think their situation's complicated, it's not. You just have to decide how much you care. And if you care enough and have a little wisdom and think out, are you going to have a regret later on? And if you think that you will, then that's your answer and you don't have to think about it. Him and ha. And I would just tell you that if that's the case, then you should go do it, because you never know when you're not going to have a chance to. To have that opportunity.