By Joan Washburn “Only do what only you can do.” -Paul Sloane A dear friend of mine recently had a heart attack. She is local business owner, a pillar of the community and barely 50 years old. She is the go-to person for successful event planning. If you want something done - you call her. She doesn’t just volunteer at non-profits- when she sees a need, she starts one! She was one of the first women I met when I moved back to Ohio and I treasure her friendship very much. It was scary to think I almost lost her. Rules for Delegating with Ease! 3 One morning we had coffee. It was early. She had a lot going on, as always. The conversation eventually came around to her heart attack and she told me something really important that she has put into place since. No, she is not any less busy. No, she has not stopped event planning or her non-profit work and her business is booming. She has learned to let go – to delegate. What my friend has learned about delegating is that there is an art to it. Here are her 3 key learnings to successful delegation:
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