Title: Leading with Humility: Five Golden Rules
Headings: Leading with Humility: Five Golden Rules
Leading with Humility: Five Golden Rules
Why Empowering Your Employees Equals Better Business

Content: University of Alabama’s legendary football coach Paul “Bear” Bryant once said, “If anything goes bad, I did it. If anything goes semi-good, we did it. If anything goes really good, you did it.” Nothing sums up the first rule of a humble leader better. To lead with humility means to share both the good and the bad with your team. When the team successfully reaches a goal, a humble leader will let his team take the credit and does so genuinely. A poor leader distances himself from his team and the situation when things go sour, and takes all of the credit when things go well. A true leader shares in the blame when things don’t work out, and praises his team when the job is done right. Admit your mistakes. We’ve all been there: