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	<title>Comments on: From a whisper to a roar!</title>
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		<title>By: Wendy Leech</title>
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		<dc:creator>Wendy Leech</dc:creator>
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		<description>I like this philosophy...whisper, don&#039;t roar.

I like to &lt;i&gt;listen&lt;/i&gt; to my team. To hear them out. To find out what makes them tick and where their passions lie. Then I like to have them micro-lead an area within their passion. I stay close if needed to provide the bumper rails to keep them within a certain area, but I give them latitude too, because they come up with ideas, implemenations, and perspectives I have never thought of.

I like to look at leadership as being part of, not over. I work &quot;with&quot; people. I go out of the department and give credit to the individuals who came up with the great idea or design or implementation. But I say &quot;we did it&quot; if the report is that a mistake was made.

I believe it was Vince Lombardi that said, &quot;The mark of a good leader is one who takes less than his share of the credit and more than his share of the blame.&quot; My dad had that sitting on his desk when I was a teenager. I&#039;ve never forgotten it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I like this philosophy&#8230;whisper, don&#8217;t roar.</p>
<p>I like to <i>listen</i> to my team. To hear them out. To find out what makes them tick and where their passions lie. Then I like to have them micro-lead an area within their passion. I stay close if needed to provide the bumper rails to keep them within a certain area, but I give them latitude too, because they come up with ideas, implemenations, and perspectives I have never thought of.</p>
<p>I like to look at leadership as being part of, not over. I work &#8220;with&#8221; people. I go out of the department and give credit to the individuals who came up with the great idea or design or implementation. But I say &#8220;we did it&#8221; if the report is that a mistake was made.</p>
<p>I believe it was Vince Lombardi that said, &#8220;The mark of a good leader is one who takes less than his share of the credit and more than his share of the blame.&#8221; My dad had that sitting on his desk when I was a teenager. I&#8217;ve never forgotten it.</p>
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