Echelon Front’s Post

Leadership is not about you. It's your opportunity to care and make life better for your people. #leadership #leaders #extremeownership #leadershipdevelopment

Your boss comes to you and explains that he, his team, and the finance department are having trouble aggregating the expense accounts from all the different employees. Your expense reports are squared away, but the problem is with some of the employees in your team. What do you do? 

When you have an Extreme Ownership culture, mistakes are no longer a cause for concern. Instead, errors become learning opportunities to take ownership and implement a better solution to improve in the future. Your employees will be inclined to accept responsibility because they know that their accountability will not be punished but rewarded. Create a company culture where taking ownership is applauded and celebrated. Learn how to with our newest online training program, only on the Extreme Ownership Academy: https://lnkd.in/g_VqsFmh

In order to be a good leader or manager, you have to develop both of these skill sets. You can’t neglect one over the other. You must find balance and become competent at both.

We are thrilled to welcome LaTonya Sumpter back for #Assembly002.    Through her incredible personal story and strength, LaTonya demonstrates how you can overcome challenges. As a Talent Development Manager, life coach, and CEO of Sumpter Consulting, LaTonya uplifts and inspires those around her to become the best leaders and versions of themselves.     Join us this September 11-13 in San Antonio, TX, for the ASSEMBLY, a two-day women’s leadership conference. Connect with female leaders to hear how you can overcome challenges through your own strength and leadership.     Learn more about this event and all the incredible women joining us:

It’s a leader’s job to care about their people. Make decisions by factoring in your relationships with them. When you know your people and care about them, then you can act in their best mutual interests. Put your team and the mission first.

Echelon Front exists because of brave men like Marc Lee, whose passing we honor today. Marc was the first SEAL killed in Iraq, and his memory drives us to reach our potential every single day. Through Marc’s leadership in the field, others could come home safely. Every August 2nd, we honor Marc’s memory, and today, we share this thought from the last letter he sent: “Pass on the kindness, the love, the precious gift of human life.” To honor Marc's legacy, we urge you to donate and support America's Mighty Warriors, which was created by Marc's mom Debbie Lee to continue protecting his brothers and Gold Star Families: https://lnkd.in/gu8YD8hi