The work leaves your desk, then quietly finds its way back.
You hand over the assignment, notice the person looks stretched, and start cushioning the edges. You keep the hardest piece, check in a little more closely, or step back in when the work gets uncomfortable. The employee leaves feeling cared for and not fully trusted. This field guide is written for managers who lead through Heart, the pathway that reads the person before the work. Delegation is where authority changes hands. This guide helps you let the authority leave with it. heart-delegation-field-guide
What's Inside
The terrain read: the five terrains active under delegation, and why work and decisions keep returning to you.
The Heart stance: what your pathway notices first, what it overdoes under pressure, and the relief point that keeps it steady.
Field questions: the prompts that keep a Heart leader located before and during the handoff.
Working pages: a prep page, a five-station handoff map, and a clean next move page.
The handback log: tracks what you handed over, what came back, what you took back, and the cleaner next move.
How to Use It
Read the terrain sections once. Reach for the prep page before a handoff you already know carries risk, the map during or right after the conversation, and the log when the same work or decision keeps returning. Type directly into the PDF or print it and write.
Product Details
Format: Fillable PDF, 16 pages, 8.5 x 11, instant download, printable
Part of: the Field Guide Library. One terrain, five pathway guides, each written for the way its reader already leads.
Not sure of your pathway? Start with the Source Assessment.
The work leaves your desk, then quietly finds its way back.
You hand over the assignment, notice the person looks stretched, and start cushioning the edges. You keep the hardest piece, check in a little more closely, or step back in when the work gets uncomfortable. The employee leaves feeling cared for and not fully trusted. This field guide is written for managers who lead through Heart, the pathway that reads the person before the work. Delegation is where authority changes hands. This guide helps you let the authority leave with it. heart-delegation-field-guide
What's Inside
The terrain read: the five terrains active under delegation, and why work and decisions keep returning to you.
The Heart stance: what your pathway notices first, what it overdoes under pressure, and the relief point that keeps it steady.
Field questions: the prompts that keep a Heart leader located before and during the handoff.
Working pages: a prep page, a five-station handoff map, and a clean next move page.
The handback log: tracks what you handed over, what came back, what you took back, and the cleaner next move.
How to Use It
Read the terrain sections once. Reach for the prep page before a handoff you already know carries risk, the map during or right after the conversation, and the log when the same work or decision keeps returning. Type directly into the PDF or print it and write.
Product Details
Format: Fillable PDF, 16 pages, 8.5 x 11, instant download, printable
Part of: the Field Guide Library. One terrain, five pathway guides, each written for the way its reader already leads.
Not sure of your pathway? Start with the Source Assessment.
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