This is the final session, the 20th webinar of our 20 Mile Challenge series for managed service providers and other entrepreneurs to consider how to systematically apply what Jim Collins teaches in his great book, GREAT by CHOICE.
 
In this session David Russell reviews the highlights of the 16 original content webinars of this series.  Four sessions, including this one, are review sessions.  It was incredibly difficult to extract just part of many sessions as the content was fun, inspiring, and challenging us to become GREAT Leaders instead of Bad Bosses.
 
We hope you enjoy it.  Email us if you have any questions, or would like assistance in strengthening your company culture.

This week we are moving on to Step #19, of the Fourth and Final Discipline of our 20-step 20 Mile Challenge. 

Listen to this 40 minute webinar to learn the three LEADERSHIP skills necessary to create an environment where employees motivate themselves to be their best.  Email us if you have any questions - [email protected].

This week we discuss Step #18, Systematic ROI - Metrics

Join us to consider David's thoughts on Jim Collins' approach to becoming a GREAT Leader. The 20 Mile Challenge is thought provoking... and possibly transformational.

This week we discuss Step #17, The Genius of AND.

Join us to consider David's thoughts on Jim Collins' approach to becoming a GREAT Leader. The 20 Mile Challenge is thought provoking... and possibly transformational.

This week we discuss Step #16 of our 20 Mile Challenge, Controlling Luck Rather Than It Controlling Us.
 
Join us to consider David's thoughts on Jim Collins' approach to becoming a GREAT Leader.  The 20 Mile Challenge is thought provoking... and possibly transformational.  Don't miss it.

This week we discuss Step #15, which completes Discipline 3.  We are 75% of the way through our 20-step 20 Mile Challenge!
 
This has been a challenging journey through Productive Paranoia, then considering our Death Line, and closing by defining our SMaC Recipe.  This wisdom from Mr. Collins is powerful and essential to a successful managed services business as well as any organization.  
 
Join us to consider David's thoughts on Jim Collins' approach to becoming a GREAT Leader.  The 20 Mile Challenge is thought provoking... and possibly transformational.  Don't miss it.

This week we are moving on to Step #14, which is the fourth step of the third Discipline of our 20-step 20 Mile Challenge.   
 
It is difficult, or shall we say, CHALLENGING, to decide when to be consistent in your approach versus when to make changes.  Attend this session to see how David explains the way Jim Collins' says 10Xer leaders respond when faced with difficult decisions.  Is this a problem for you?
 
Whether your answer is "yes" or "no," you will find David's thoughts on Jim Collins' approach thought provoking... and possibly transformational.  This is a great opportunity to review and refresh our understanding of how to effectively apply what Jim Collins is defining as a 10Xer leader of a GREAT company.
 
Applying Jim Collin’s book, GREAT by CHOICE in your company can be daunting to say the least. He explained the conclusions of his research at IT Nation last November and it motivated everyone in the audience to DO SOMETHING...  but most have not.

This week we are moving on to Step #13, which is the third step of the Third Discipline of our 20-step 20 Mile Challenge.  This session is incredibly important.
 
Have you defined a Specific, Methodical, and Consistent ("SMaC") recipe that creates a replicable and consistent success formulas to build your managed services business?
 
Whether your answer is "yes" or "no," you will find David's thoughts on Jim Collins' approach thought provoking... and possibly transformational.  Don't miss it.

This session, Our Death Line Defined, is Part 2 of the 3rd Discipline, Moving From Paranoia to SMaC.. We want to further apply Jim Collins’ work in GREAT by Choice and our own expertise to develop a stronger, more profitable 10Xer our company culture.  
 
This is the 12th of 20 steps to the MANAGEtoWIN 20 Mile Challenge.  These insights are provided by David Russell, often recognized as that “Leadership Guy” for I.T. entrepreneurs.
 
PLEASE NOTE:  The MANAGEtoWIN 20 Mile Challenge program is not endorsed by ConnectWise or Jim Collins.