What Foster Dogs Teach Us About Leading Teams with Heather Owen
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I coach teams. I foster dogs. And lately, I can't tell which one is teaching me more.
So today, I'm merging my two worlds by sitting down with Heather Owen, co-founder of One Tail at a Time, to talk about what dog packs teach us about leading teams: the correction we never make, the repair we always skip, and why the healthiest teams aren't the ones without conflict but the ones that know how to recover from it.
Stay tuned for the story of a 100-pound dog, an 18-pound grumpy senior, and months of tolerating it, until one day he didn't.
Want to help? As Heather says, the best thing you can do for animals is something. Donate to a local rescue. Volunteer at your shelter. Foster, which is how I started, and it's the number one way rescues can save more animals. Or adopt your next dog or cat. If you're in Chicago, start with One Tail at a Time: https://www.onetail.org/
Fair warning: once you start, you may find yourself refreshing the adoption page every weekend to see who found their home. Ask me how I know.