For nearly three years, Leonard worked diligently in the same role without any sign of advancement. He watched colleagues get promoted while he remained in the background, despite consistently meeting targets and taking on extra responsibilities. Though discouraged at times, he chose not to complain or confront management aggressively. Instead, he decided to change his approach quietly.
Leonard began by identifying the actions that truly mattered in his workplace. Rather than doing everything, he focused on tasks that directly affected results and team success. He improved how he documented his work, communicated progress, and aligned his efforts with the company’s goals. Small habits—such as punctuality, clarity in communication, and reliability—became priorities.…CONTINUE READING
