Raise your hand if you've made at least one fall-on-your-face mistake in quarantine? (Both hands raised over here.) Don't let the screwup keep you from continuing to show up. Don't wait for your people to reach out to you when you can very well reach out to them too and first.
Today we're talking about how to keep fire-fighting through this on-going struggle. (Spoiler alert: As a leader, you're probably gonna mess up and misstep, probably more than once, if you haven't yet.) As it turns out, some of us, even the best of us, aren't as good at adapting to change as we thought. Also, it's exhausting.
Our brilliant guest Charles Eide, a powerhouse of LIVE events and production, opens up about some of the difficult moments when he was freaking out and even *gasp* wrong, but also how he managed to reset the foundation of his leadership and take a firm grasp on his business to find growth and grace during a time when his industry was hit the hardest.
Charles Eide is the CEO of EideCom, an events and media production company known for creating one-of-a-kind experiences for audiences everywhere.
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