Leadership: The Butterfly Story

In today’s typical work environment many leaders are in a position of seeing themselves as the ones with the critical knowledge and information that they feel they must share with others. As a result, they often find their days consumed by giving advice and solving other people’s problems. An important question to stop and ask is, "Am I really helping people by giving them the solution, or might there be times when is better to help them solve it themselves?"
Tracy Fitzgerald shares a simple story of how the butterfly’s emergence from its chrysalis can provide a greater understanding around the value of personal struggle and how you as a leader can leverage this to become more effective in your leadership role by helping those around you discover their own solutions.

[@goldregulus]

"The Indian Citizens are Like the Butterfly inside the Cocoon. We Need to Give Them Time Legally & They Will Come Out On Their Own Struggling..."😊

[@solutionsexplained]

Great Analogy. A very good justification for empowering employees, rather than making them dependent on you.

[@wathfoundation]

Do we have permission to use it on a digital conference and credit you guys?

[@goldengilmaky6788]

Thank you for this brilliant and illustrative content. I would really appreciate it if you could make the script available.

[@dolorosadecastro2720]

Good day. Please allow me to use this in my presentation