09/02/2026
Sometimes in an effort to be a supportive, approachable leader, we soften our communication so much that we unintentionally create confusion.
Being a facilitator doesn’t mean being vague or hands-off. Your team still needs clear expectations, priorities, and ownership to do their best work.
I talked about this with Dr. Zarya Rubin on the Outsmart Burnout podcast, and it’s an important part of the shift from fixing to facilitating: giving people the clarity they need without taking the work back onto your own plate.
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