What if the team you think needs fixing is actually becoming the team you’ve been trying to build?

In this episode of LeadershipSOPs, Ed Tyson explores how teams develop from dependence on their leader to greater trust, ownership, healthy conflict, and ultimately high performance.

Ed explains why disagreement, resistance, and even periods of declining performance can be natural parts of team development, and why leaders who rush in to eliminate conflict or take back control may unintentionally push their teams backward.

Drawing on established team development models and the LeadershipSOPs methodology, Ed examines the journey from team infancy through adolescence and into high-performing adulthood. He shares how leaders can recognize where their team is developmentally, create safe ways to address friction, and gradually transfer greater ownership and authority to team members.

Because the goal of leadership isn’t to create a team that always needs its leader. It’s to develop a team capable of leading, challenging, improving, and performing together.

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