Leadership and teams · Short · 4 August 2026
Why doesn’t working harder always help you grow? | The Law of Invisible Work
Effort on its own rarely guarantees recognition. After every important project, share what the problem was, what you did and what result you achieved.
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Your actions for this week
- Write down the result of your last important project in three lines.
- Share it with whoever makes decisions about your development.
- Repeat the habit at the end of every project.
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