Are you still LOOKING for Leaders?

Posted by Gediminas Grinevicius on Monday, February 24, 2020 Under: Personal Development

I want to help you to have more leaders in your business. So if you want more leaders stay on, I'm going to share a few useful tips with you. The title of this blog is, are you looking for leaders?



Now, in a home based business, in network marketing, we need leaders in our business. You can only go so far by yourself. You want leaders in your business because when somebody is a leader in your business, they take care of their own team. So they can run their own presentations, they can run their own trainings, they can solve problems, they can cause activity, they can do all of those things. So it's amazing when you have a leader, because it's less work for you. Because if you have to drive the whole business, if you have to take care of everybody, if you have to answer every single question and your team is like thousands of people, then it can melt your brain.

So of course you want leaders in your business but a lot of people are too much of a readymade meal mentality. What I mean by that is people get used to that everything is readymade. You go to the shops and the meals are readymade, the sandwiches are readymade, you buy things that are readymade and everything is readymade. And when it comes to business, people want things to be readymade in business too. So instead of working hard, they decided, you know what, I'm just going to look for leaders. I just need to find some leaders for me and my business.

But there's few challenges with that, one, it's difficult to find somebody who's a readymade leader to come in your business, because hey, like it's not so easy, most people have never done this type of business. Most people have never did anything like this, so they wouldn't be a readymade leader because they haven't learned.

But secondly, think about the mindset. If somebody is a leader already, and they just come to your business, then what stops them from going somewhere else next day, and somewhere else next day. So again, it's a challenge to keep that leader than if you bring a lead in your business, but what each and every person can do, and I think sometimes it's much more doable is to build leaders.

So instead of looking for leaders, we should be investing our time and effort to develop leaders in our business, to build leaders, to take somebody who's green, who'd never done this business before, who never been a leader before and teach them everything they need to know in order to become a leader. That's is much more likely to happen because if you invite 10 people into your business, I can tell you, nine out of 10 will probably not going to be leaders, sometimes 10 out of 10 are not going to be leaders, but you could create a leader from that person.

And if that person has never done this type of business, they've never been a leader and you develop them as a leader, there's a big chance that they will stick to your business, because this is where they've grown up. This is where they've developed now, it's no guarantee, sometimes they're still going to leave and go somewhere else or stop doing the business altogether. That's okay. That's just inevitable, erosion of life. But developing leaders is something that should be on your agenda, is something that you should be investing time to work on.

So one you need to look in your team and when you're recruiting people and identify people who could become a leader. So right now today, they might not be a leader, but they might have the qualities and the desire and the hunger to become a leader in your business. And sometimes it's just having a plain conversation and saying, “Hey, Lena, I can see you working really hard. I can see you trying really hard. I can see you've got passionate in this business. Would you like to become a leader because I could mentor you, I could develop you, I could support you and help you to become a leader. Would you like that?” And somebody might say, “No, actually not for me, I'm good. I'm good with what I'm doing. Totally cool. Thanks for offering.” Another person will say, “Yeah, that's what I've been waiting for. That's what I've been looking for. Yes, work with me. Help me. I want to become a leader in your team.” Awesome.

So then, what qualities are you looking in the leader? Well, I love how my mentor Eric Wore talks about the five top qualities of a leader. So one top quality of a leader is that a leader is independent. So if you want to develop somebody into a leader, you to help them to be become more independent, so that that person wouldn't just every time they have a problem, every time they have a question, they just come to you, you train them how to look for information, where to find information, instead of just giving the information on a plate.

Because sometimes you might feel, oh, I'm such a great sponsor. I'm such a great leader because I just give everything to my team members. I chew everything up, I just give them on the plate. Actually, you're not such a great leader if you do that because you're not teaching your team members to become leaders. You're not teaching your team members to look for information and to become independent. Instead, you’re teaching them to be dependent, you’re teaching them to keep coming to you every time they have a problem, or they have a question. So first, quality is independent.

Second quality of a real leader is problem solving. So you need to help your team members to learn how to problem solve, again, so that might be contacting the head office looking for information on the website, and figuring things out. So instead of just again, just asking, asking, asking, because somebody who just ask, ask, ask and never actually looks for solutions, never actually tries to work out a problem, they’re not going to be a leader, because they have to be able to problem solve. I remember one of my mentors telling me that, “Hey, don't bring me a monkey without a banana.” What does that mean?

Don't bring me a problem without a potential solution. So whenever I would go to my mentor with a problem, I would have to straightaway give a possible solution. So, “Hey, I've got a problem with this. I'm thinking of doing that. What do you think?” So this way, I'm not just coming, “Hey, I've got empty pockets, what's going on? Help me.” Instead, I'm coming straight away with ideas and the mentor might say, “Yeah, just go and do that.” Or they may say, “Yeah, just tweak it here a bit. I'd recommend you to do like that.” So again, real leader is a problem solver.

Number three, a real leader is somebody who has big vision, somebody who has a big vision, because a person who just like oh, I just want to make some extra money. That's not very big vision. So one, it's not going to inspire them very much, but also, it wouldn't inspire others very much. If you are a leader of a big team, and you go, “Yeah, I just want to make 500 pounds a month extra.” That's not very inspirational, that's not going to get 1000 people very excited, but if your vision is huge, to where you want to conquer the world and do huge things, and like, take the whole company to the next level and things like that, that can inspire a lot of people. So that's also very, very important.

Also, a leader creates action where action wouldn't have happened. And by the way, with the vision, how do you help somebody to develop that? Well, you work with somebody on goal setting on getting them to dream bigger to think bigger, like what would you like to achieve in your life? Where would you like to go? What would you like to get? So the person starts getting out of their small ideas and starts thinking bigger, where can this go? What could this be?

So the next quality is creating action where action wouldn't have happened. So again, a real leader will look through the organization, and they will look for opportunities to create action. So Louise might have been inactive this whole month, but a leader calls her and says, “Hey, Louise, did you see that new product that just came out?” And that encourages Louise now to go and place an order, boom, the leader just calls to action where action wouldn't have happened. Maybe Tama would have been inactive the whole month, but her leader calls her and says, “Hey, have you heard of this training? Have you heard of this event that's happening? It's really going to be awesome.” And Tama decides to go to that training boom. The leader created action where action wouldn't have happened.

So again, I real leader does it all the time and if you want to develop a leading your team, then again, you want to work with that person and help them to create that action in their team, say, “Hey, who are the three people you're going to call today who are not very active in order to create activity? And what will you tell them? What will you promote to them?” And this way, again, they can promote something and cause action where action wouldn't have happened in the first place.

These are the some of the qualities of the leaders that you can help your team members to develop to start developing leaders within your team instead of just looking for leaders. Don't get me wrong, it's awesome when a leader comes into your team who is a readymade leader with experience, with knowledge, with everything is amazing, but that's not going to happen too often, so you want to make sure that you have a strategy of developing those leaders within your team because that's going to make your life a whole lot easier.



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Yours in success

Gediminas.

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