Ever feel like you're great at your job…but not alive doing it?
Andrew Hasty dives into what it really means to operate in your zone of genius: that magical space where time flies, energy flows, and work actually feels fun. He unpacks the four zones from Gay Hendricks' "The Big Leap" (Incompetence, Competence, Excellence, and Genius) and reveals why so many leaders get stuck in the "good but not great" zone of excellence. 💡
Andrew challenges us to reflect on what truly lights us up, and how leaders can help their teams do the same. If you've ever wondered what work could feel like when you're fully in your flow, this one's your permission slip to find out. 🤿
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Key Takeaways:
- Great leaders help others find their zone of genius.
- Fear often limits us from reaching our full potential.
- Excellence can trap us away from true fulfillment.
- Reflection reveals both energizing and draining work.
- Designing your role boosts purpose and team happiness.
