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May 2025 Management Minute

In today’s ever-changing business landscape, taking on a leadership role presents greater challenges than ever. That’s why WATMEC's Management Minute is here, as your source for monthly insights on self-leadership, leading others, and leading your business.

GOAL SETTING

6 Simple Steps to Revamp Your To-Do List

by Murali NethiEntrepreneur Daily

If your to-do list feels more overwhelming than helpful, you’re not alone. In Entrepreneur Daily, Murali Nethi explains why most lists fall short – and how to fix yours in just 30 minutes. With a few smart shifts, you can turn that cluttered list into a clear, actionable plan that actually moves your work forward. A quick, worthwhile read for anyone ready to get focused.


CAREER ADVANCEMENT

Why Delegating Tasks is So Hard, and How to Improve

by Jessica WilenFast Company Daily

Delegating isn’t just about offloading work, it’s about unlocking growth. In Fast Company Daily, Jessica Wilen explores why delegation is so hard for many high performers and how shifting your mindset can make all the difference. If you’re feeling stretched too thin or stuck doing it all, this piece offers a practical path forward to lead smarter, not harder.


LEADERSHIP SKILLS

A Leadership Skill You’re Missing: Systemic Intelligence

by Tony MartignettiFast Company Daily

Most strategies fail not because they’re flawed, but because they ignore hidden dynamics. In this Fast Company Daily article, Tony Martignetti introduces “systemic intelligence” – a deeper way of understanding organizational behaviour. If you want to lead with insight and impact, learning to read the emotional and relational undercurrents in your team might be your most powerful tool.