In this podcast we cover:

• Why it's okay to let somebody get into their normal rhythm.
• What we want to do when it comes to engineering out errors around human beings who are good.

In this episode, I share an important lesson about understanding people's natural set points and rhythms. Too often, we assume that if we explain something once, demonstrate it, and guide someone through it, they will automatically continue with excellence. But in reality, people eventually drift back to their natural way of operating, their set point. By recognizing this, we can stop blaming individuals and instead design systems and processes that account for those tendencies. I also talk about how to engineer out errors, build stronger cultures of accountability, and coach people in ways that last. If you want to lead more effectively and help your teams reach higher standards, this episode is for you.

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