Calling all leaders, even if you don't think you are one, you need to be one!
summary
Every team member makes leadership decisions before handing in work and small remote teams run on clear ownership, concrete rituals and simple tools: use Asana to map tasks to outcomes, Discord for async alignment and Slack for quick checks, keep a 30% buffer on estimates, and delegate early. Examples: a design system was built to consolidate assets, a studio shipped 16 educational games in ~3 years, a Sims rework became a standalone mobile experience across dozens of devices, and Pokemon Go continues to grow — these practices scale and reduce last-minute scope creep.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 13:05Lead with Vision and Purpose
- 16:18Successful Leader - YOU!
- 17:54Create a SAFE Environment
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