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When helping starts hurting

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By Josh Cole
| Richland Source Verified
Most leaders don’t think they’re doing too much. They think they’re doing what’s needed. A phone call after hours. A project about to miss a deadline. A team member unsure how to handle a difficult situation. In each case, stepping in feels right—responsible, attentive, the mark of someone who cares. And in many ways, it is. But there’s a line most leaders don’t see coming. The moment when helping stops a leader from leading. At first, that level of involvement works. Things move faster.
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Worthing close gap at top after convincing win over AFC Totton

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By Josh Cole
| Yahoo Sport UK Verified
Worthing FC. (Image: Argus) AFC TOTTON 0 WORTHING 3 AFC TOTTON’S eight-game unbeaten run at home came to an end after a defeat to Worthing, who earned their first victory on the road in 2026. The Stags thought they had taken the lead in the 16th minute when top scorer Tony Lee looked destined to open the scoring when he met Vaughn Covil’s cross, however he headed just over.
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When leadership gets harder after you’ve “figured it out”

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By Josh Cole
| Richland Source Verified
Most people assume leadership gets easier once an organization is stable. In reality, that’s often when it gets heavier. Early on, leadership is scrappy. Decisions are fast. Changes are expected. If something doesn’t work, you adjust and move on. The consequences are real — but contained. Then things start working. The team grows. Systems take shape. Customers expect consistency. Employees count on stability. Partners depend on follow-through.
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