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From “I” to “We”: The True Measure of Leadership

Leadership thrives on “we,” not “I.” Pankaj Belwariar explores how shared credit builds trust, fuels innovation, and leaves a legacy of empowered teams in organizations.

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In the corridors of high-performing organizations, success is rarely the result of a lone genius. It is the symphony of minds, the rhythm of collaboration, and the quiet resilience of teams that make excellence possible. Yet, in moments of triumph, the spotlight often narrows to a single figure—the leader—who claims the credit. This habit, though common, is quietly corrosive.

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The Psychology of Credit: Why “I” Feels Good but “We” Builds Greatness

The pronoun “I” offers instant gratification. It feeds the ego, affirms authority, and satisfies the desire for recognition. But it is a short-lived victory. “We,” on the other hand, is expansive. It distributes pride, fosters belonging, and ignites motivation. When leaders shift from “I did” to “We achieved,” they unlock a deeper, more sustainable form of success—one that is shared, celebrated, and remembered.

This transition is not just linguistic. It is philosophical. It marks the evolution from contributor to cultivator, from performer to enabler. It is the moment a worker becomes a leader.

The Ripple Effect of “We”

When credit is shared, something remarkable happens:

  • Trust deepens: Teams feel seen, valued, and safe to take risks.
  • Ownership grows: Individuals invest more when they know their efforts matter.
  • Innovation flourishes: Empowered teams think boldly and act decisively.
  • Culture transforms: The organization becomes a place of pride, not just productivity.

A leader who says “we” doesn’t dilute their role—they amplify it. They become the architect of a legacy built not on personal accolades, but on collective achievement.

Leadership as Stewardship

True leadership is not about being the hero of every story. It is about being the steward of many. It is about lifting others into the light, even when you could stand there alone. The most admired leaders are those whose teams speak of them not with awe, but with affection. Not as taskmasters, but as enablers. Not as stars, but as constellations.

A Mirror for Every Leader

Ask yourself:

  • Do I celebrate my team as loudly as I celebrate myself?
  • Do I use “we” in moments of success and “I” in moments of accountability?
  • Do I create space for others to shine, even when I could take the credit?

If the answers lean toward “we,” you are not just leading—you are elevating.

Conclusion: The Legacy of “We”

In the end, the most powerful legacy a leader can leave is not a list of personal accomplishments, but a team that believes in itself. A team that knows its worth. A team that, long after the leader has moved on, continues to thrive.

Because when “we” becomes the default language of leadership, organizations don’t just succeed—they soar.

By :- Pankaj Belwariar , Director Communications , SRM University -AP

Tags: SRM University AP

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