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There are two kinds of leaders. One walks into a room and says: "Here I am." The other walks in and says: "There you are." Everything about the Law of Addition comes down to which one you are. ???? ???CLICK HERE??? to Download the free Leadership Workbook and submit your question for our Q&A with John and me. Law #5 of John Maxwell's 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership is the Law of Addition, and the principle is this: leaders add value by serving others. It sounds simple. John will tell you it is one of the hardest laws to consistently live, because it cuts against almost everything our culture teaches about success. We are taught to climb, to get noticed, to win. And winning matters. But building something great also matters. And you cannot build something great while making the people around you feel small. John breaks down the five specific ways leaders add value and draws one of the sharpest distinctions I've heard in any leadership teaching: the difference between "I deserve" and "I serve." One letter separates those two words. An entire leadership philosophy separates the leaders who live them. I open this one by sharing something I think about constantly: the job of a leader is to transfer belief. Not just skills, not just information, but belief. When you pour belief into someone, they want to live up to it. They want to return the investment. And I push this law into the place most high achievers are afraid to look: home. Because one of the most dangerous patterns I see is leaders who add value publicly and subtract value privately. Here's what you'll gain from this episode: "Here I Am" vs. "There You Are": The two types of leaders John describes, and the one question that will immediately tell you which one you've been. I Deserve vs. I Serve: The single line that separates leaders who build real influence from leaders who only have a title. The Five Ways Leaders Add Value: John's specific, practical framework for how to actually do this, starting today, without a platform or a title. Belief Transfer: Why the most important thing you can give the people you lead isn't a skill or a strategy — and what happens when someone finally receives it. Leadership Starts at Home: The rep for this week, and why the law of addition has to begin with the people closest to you before it can mean anything anywhere else. This series releases every Thursday and each law builds on the last. If you haven't grabbed the free 21-page workbook yet, click the link below. It's the only way to track your progress law by law and get your questions in front of John and me for the upcoming live Q&A sessions. Max out. ????? New law dropping every Thursday so make sure you're subscribed so you never miss one. Click ???HERE??? to Subscribe to my email list to MAXOUT your life (all value, no fluff) Thank you for listening —Please Share it and get the word out! ??????? SUBSCRIBE TO ED'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL NOW ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ? ? ? CONNECT WITH ED MYLETT ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ? ? ? ?? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????INSTAGRAM??????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????FACEBOOK??????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????LINKEDIN??????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????X ??????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????WEBSITE??????????????????????????????????????????????????? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
