A large portion of management training revolves around individual capability. Yet the most effective leaders operate differently: The highest level of leadership is not doing more—it’s enabling more. This is the

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Most people believe that productivity is internal. If they stay disciplined, they expect better results. But that is not always what happens. Many people stay busy and still end the day with little progress. This creates tension between effort and outcome.