One day, my friend Blair stood up.
She stood up, spoke up, and started doing a new job.
She didn’t leave her organization, didn’t even get a new title or new responsibilities.
Instead, she started doing her old job in a new way.
Suddenly, Blair was inspired.
She was looking for opportunities instead of hiding from blame.
She was putting herself on the line, pushing through the dip, and making things happen.
Six weeks later, she got a huge promotion and another, even better new job.
All it took was a choice.
Blair didn’t ask for permission to do her job better, she merely decided to.