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When navigating in a storm, the clear, calm voice of a leader in command is essential to communicate direction, build trust, and gain support for difficult decisions.
As a Coast Guard captain, it is my duty to communicate safety concerns and radio a โPan Panโ message if we need help or encounter a hazard that endangers others.
Things rarely get better until a leader speaks up.
Be direct. Report your location. State the current situation. Ask for help if needed.
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High-performing leaders and partners ask for and expect immediate feedback.
The quicker you get feedback, the faster you build trust and improve performance.
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