Criticism

American diplomat and activist, Eleanor Roosevelt said,

“Do what you feel in your heart to be right, for you’ll be criticized anyway.”  

Roosevelt's wise words remind us of the importance of staying true to your values and convictions, even in the face of criticism. As a leader, making difficult decisions is an inevitable part of your role, and not everyone will agree with every choice you make.

In moments of uncertainty, trust your instincts and rely on your moral compass to guide your actions. Your authenticity and integrity will inspire trust, respect, and loyalty from your team members, who will recognize your commitment to doing what is right, rather than what is popular or convenient.

Remember, effective leadership is not about pleasing everyone; it's about making the tough calls that align with your core principles and contribute to the greater good. Stand firm in your convictions, and your team will follow your lead.