From Iron Man to Avengers: Building Leaders, Not Just Volunteers - Trevor Davis #26717

It feels like you can never get enough help. Just when you finally recruit the right people, someone leaves. You end up running nonstop, juggling every detail, and before long you realize you don’t even have time to build relationships yourself. Think about Tony Stark. For a long time, it was like he was pushing a rock up a hill—brilliant, but trying to carry the weight alone. It wasn’t until he realized he needed others and began building a team—the Avengers—that he experienced true success in his mission. In the same way, leadership isn’t about carrying everything alone. It’s about getting yourself to the point where you can lead well, build strong teams, and empower others to carry the mission forward. That’s when real progress happens.