Learn how true leadership and clear short-term vision boost team buy-in, profits, and sustainable growth by creating leaders who outperform and drive success.
Chapters
- (00:00:00) - Innovate and Overcome
- (00:00:55) - What Are the Signs That an Entrepreneur Is Starting To Burnout
- (00:02:06) - How to Find Sustainable Rhythm in Your Life
- (00:08:01) - Focus Flex and Fuel Bounds
- (00:11:55) - Why Businesses Can't Scale effectively
- (00:14:24) - How to Identify and Fix Business bottlenecks
- (00:18:01) - The Importance of Ownership in the Business
- (00:19:44) - Steve Ballentine: Strategic Planning
- (00:24:03) - Employee Engagement and the Risk of High turnover
- (00:27:06) - What is culture at your company?
- (00:29:29) - What's the Connection Between Culture and Employment?
- (00:31:31) - How to Develop a Team's Leader
- (00:32:32) - How to Make Yourself Obsolete
- (00:36:01) - Profit and Purpose
- (00:37:35) - The Need for Purpose in Your Business
- (00:40:34) - Vinod: The Paint the Picture Vision Exercise
- (00:41:44) - Having gone through the Vision Exercise
- (00:46:59) - How to Revolutionize Your Business with Purpose
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