Get More Sh*t Done Through Delegation

In today's business world, delegation is the key to success. When it comes to engineering and communication, it is important to delegate tasks in order to keep your team organized and on track. By understanding the basics of delegation, you can streamline your business operations and keep your team productive. In this podcast, we will discuss the importance of delegation and how you can use it to your advantage.

On this episode, we'll talk about:

• How to delegate?
• Why do people get stubborn when delegating?
• When you want to scale, be aware of your strengths. Be aware of what you are good at. **
• When it comes to scaling, people are killed by their egos.
• The first mindset shift everybody needs to do is, like, don't expect people to be rocket scientists.
• When you hire somebody, be aware of these people's needs; that this person needs a lot of guidance in the beginning.
• You don't need to know anything in your company; you just need to have people.
• What are the processes? Do you have a process map in your mind already? Do you know what's going on?
• There are a number of ways to outsource it.
• Take a look at your processes and see what you can automate.
• So give the people what they want and you will receive what you want.
• How can you motivate your team when you know what is important to them?
• When you don't have a mission statement, how should you infect others with the mission you stand for by yourself?
• As a leader, you should ensure 100-level communication all of the time.
• When your using the right delegation tools.
• if you have a scarcity mindset as an investor, you will fail.
• It is vital that you learn how to quickly make decisions.
• Don't judge yourself when you make mistakes and failures.

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