As children, we often challenged our friends to participate in risky activities. From climbing tall trees to walking on thin ice, we often dared each other to take challenges. Of course, no one wanted to go first. We wanted to see someone else take the risk to make sure it was safe for us to try. In business, the “You Go First” philosophy is still in effect as team members are looking to their leaders to blaze a trail that they can follow. How well are you taking the lead with your team? Learn how to Go First and Go Often with this lesson.