In the book “Legacy” about the New Zealand All Blacks Rugby team, the concept of “sweeping the sheds” is raised.
That is – even leaders should pitch in and do the small things, rather than considering them to be beneath their station.
So is sweeping the sheds good leadership? When should you do it, and when should you avoid it?
I discuss these questions in this podcast episode.
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Show Links:
- Article: Too Important For That Task? Is It Good or Bad Leadership?
- Book: “Legacy”
- Article: Are You Taking Yourself Too Seriously?
- Podcast: Thoughtful Leader Podcast #80: What to Do When You Have Too Many Priorities.
- Article: Don’t Have a Team Operating Model? Here’s Why You Need One.
- Article: How to Create a Clear Team Purpose.
- Article: 5 Strategic Skills to Improve Your Leadership.
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