A leader must explicitly assign tasks, define outcomes, set deadlines, and follow up. Ignoring small problems, like a leak under the sink, leads to bigger damage like mold and rot. Taking responsibility means making the call, even if you're not the expert.
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Take responsibility or assign the shepherd. If you're in the lead, then you say, will you please do this one thing? And I would like it by this date? And you create a. An outcome, and you create a specified date, then follow it. That's project management. Otherwise, it's like, oh, the. You know, there's a. There's a leak under the sink. We should probably fix that. Like, a leak under the sink. That's awesome. We should fix that. Or not. We let it drip and drip and drip and drip and create mold and create rot. We should fix it. Take responsibility. Make the call. I'm not saying you have to be the plumber. I'm saying you have to be the one that says, this is serious enough.