How do you build a team that's hard-wired for performance?

Dr Katharine See is a respected respiratory physician who is one of the youngest Directors/Heads of Unit in Australia. An 'accidental' leader, Katharine was tasked with building a respiratory team at one of Melbourne's hospitals from the ground up.

Katharine overcame her own feelings of impostor syndrome to build a world-class respiratory team in spite of the challenges that Covid-19 threw at them. Her secret? Passion, purpose and what she calls 'significant accountability'.

Enjoy,

Ant & Dave

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Resources:

• The courage to be disliked - Fumitake Koga and Ichiro Kishimi
• Grit - Angela Duckworth (book)
• Grit - Angela Duckworth (TED talk)
• Everything Brene Brown 

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