Show Notes
You never know what to expect when mentoring CEOs.
Some run the most boring businesses you could imagine, but they generate enormous value. Other companies may seem sexy on the outside, but struggle to make ends meet.
One CEO watched his revenue fall off a cliff with the stroke of a bureaucrat’s pen.
Today I’m sharing eight lessons from eight years of mentoring CEOs; and you don’t need to be in the CEO’s chair to use them!
It’s everything from strategic clarity, to not getting distracted by shiny things, to backing your talent.
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Links mentioned in this episode:
No Bullsh!t Leadership episode: Ep.183: Mentors, Coaches, and Trusted Advisors
Amazon link: No Bullsh!t Leadership
LBT link: Leadership Beyond the Theory
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