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On a classic edition of Weekend Conversations on the Elevate Podcast, host Robert Glazer and co-host David Burkus discuss sharing Legos. They talk about why only a third of managers say they're good at delegating, the identity trap that makes leaders cling to work that's no longer theirs to do, the waterline concept for deciding what truly needs your hand on it, and why the goal of leadership is to make yourself replaceable, and why all of this makes you stand out.
Read the post referenced in this podcast: Sharing Legos (#558)
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