|
What if the real growth move isn’t doing more… but connecting more? Many founders fall into what I call The Hero Habit—the pattern of doing instead of leading, because doing has always brought you success. You get things done, you’ve built it all from scratch, and you’re proud of your independence. But here’s the catch: the very habit that helped you succeed in the beginning may be the same one blocking your next level. Why Doing More Isn’t the Answer Grinding harder can only take you so far. At some point, the constant push to “do it all” limits your capacity, drains your energy, and keeps you from seeing the bigger picture. What if instead of adding more to your plate, you looked at who’s already around you? Your next level of impact might not come from doing but from strategic connections. What Growth Through Connection Looks Like Recently, I had a conversation with someone who lives this truth every day. She’s built a model that connects people, businesses, and communities in ways that don’t just check boxes but changes lives. Her reminder was simple but powerful:
When you strengthen the right relationships, you multiply your capacity. You expand your reach. You move further, faster, without carrying all the weight yourself. The Reset: Try Connection Over Control If you’re still trying to do it all, maybe it’s time to try something different. Instead of asking “How do I handle this?” start asking “Who can I strengthen a relationship with to make this happen?” Your next growth move could be:
The shift isn’t about doing less—it’s about leading differently. The Takeaway Your leadership isn’t measured by how much you can hold. It’s measured by how well you connect, empower, and multiply through others. At the end of the day, your real growth strategy isn’t hustle. It’s relationships. 🎙️ Founder Culture is the podcast for founders and startup leaders who want to build companies where people actually work well together, not just work hard. This isn’t leadership theory. It’s what happens when real problems create real pressure—and how to build a team that can handle both. Full episodes available on YouTube and all major podcast streaming platforms.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorRomaine Wright is a Categories
All
|
RSS Feed