You Are the Team Workbook

The You Are the Team Workbook (Self-Study Guide) was developed to help teammates introspect, apply, and reinforce the important concepts from the book You Are the Team—6 Simple Ways Teammates Can Go from Good to Great.Those who go through the workbook will take teamwork on your team to another level through:Embracing selflessness and prioritizing the team's needs above individual interests.Upholding commitments and following through on promises made.Engaging in honest, bold, and direct discussions and fostering a culture of open communication.Taking ownership of personal performance and striving for excellence.Seeking out and embracing constructive feedback from fellow teammates.Cultivating a profound sense of gratitude for both leaders and teammates.Infusing positive energy into every team and teammate interaction and fostering a vibrant and productive environment.Rejecting negativity and gossip and cultivating an atmosphere of respect and professionalism.Regularly expressing appreciation and celebrating teammate and collective team successes.Exhibiting kindness and respect towards team members and fostering a harmonious working relationship.Developing empathy and a deepened understanding of teammates’ perspectives.Going above and beyond to support the team and demonstrating unwavering commitment.Sharpening a focus on shared goals through strong personal goals.Presenting solutions and actively being a part of the solution rather than dwelling on and complaining about problems.Inspiring and leading others through action, becoming a beacon of motivation and guidance to the team.Author Michael G. Rogers is a former Director of Learning, Performance and Quality for a Fortune 50 company. He is an Inc. Top 100 Leadership Speaker and is currently a lecturer of management at Southern Utah University Dixie L. Leavitt School of Business. Michael is also the president of the Teamwork and Leadership Company and has worked with and helped hundreds of leaders in building more effective teams. Read more