A short transcript excerpt from the YouTube video "Transforming Leadership Habits" (Louis Massaro, Feb 27, 2024). The speakers discuss leadership challenges—particularly self-belief, leading movers (team members), and the difficulty of delegating—arguing that old habits (like believing "nobody listens" or "I can't delegate") must be broken and replaced with trust in others to follow through.
One of the things in moving that I find can.
Really take.
An owner down in.
Their belief in.
Themselves to.
Lead a team.
Is when you're trying to lead your movers, and that's who.
You'Re leading, because at.
First, that's who you're leading, right?
That's who you're trying.
To get to do things. And we're trying to lead them the way that we would want a leader.
Leadership.
Team, somebody.
That has the capabilities.
And so we get programmed over time that, like, nobody listens, nobody does what.
They'Re supposed to do.
I can't delegate. Nobody does it, right?
And it's like, you've got to realize there are people that could support you, there are people that could help you, there are people you could delegate to that will follow through.
And handle it.
But there's.
Going to just be a breaking of that old habit and an introduction of.
A new habit.
