(Part 20 of 30) <a href="https://bluecollarleadership.com/kaizen">Blue-Collar Kaizen: Leading Lean and Lean Teams</a>...Ch. 20 Questions Transfer Responsibility: Lead with questions not directions. “When you initiate change, you take responsibility. Initiating change requires a proactive approach and only proactive people will do it. Initiating change requires you to say ‘I will’ instead of ‘I wish.’” ~ <a href="https://riastory.com/">Ria Story</a>

(Part 20 of 30) Blue-Collar Kaizen: Leading Lean and Lean Teams...Ch. 20 Questions Transfer Responsibility: Lead with questions not directions. “When you initiate change, you take responsibility. Initiating change requires a proactive approach and only proactive people will do it. Initiating change requires you to say ‘I will’ instead of ‘I wish.’” ~ Ria Story

(Part 20 of 30) <a href="https://bluecollarleadership.com/kaizen" rel="noopener noreferrer">Blue-Collar Kaizen: Leading Lean and Lean Teams</a>...Ch. 20 Questions Transfer Responsibility: Lead with questions not directions. “When you initiate change, you take responsibility. Initiating change requires a proactive approach and only proactive people will do it. Initiating change requires you to say ‘I will’ instead of ‘I wish.’” ~ <a href="https://riastory.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Ria Story</a>

250: Questions Transfer Responsibility

Leadership development for everyone in the blue collar workforce, those who support them, and those who lead them. Leadership is influence. Influence is built daily, not in a day.

There are two types of influence: 1) Artificial influence which comes with a title, position, or rank and is reserved for those who have formal authority over others; and 2) Authentic influence which is based on a person's character and the relationships they build, and it's available to anyone with or without a position of authority because it's based on moral authority (who you are and how you do what you do).

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Leadership development for everyone in the blue collar workforce, those who support them, and those who lead them. Leadership is influence. Influence is built daily, not in a day. There are two types of influence: 1) Artificial influence which comes with a title, position, or rank and is reserved for those who have formal authority over others; and 2) Authentic influence which is based on a person's character and the relationships they build, and it's available to anyone with or without a position of authority because it's based on moral authority (who you are and how you do what you do).

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