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Ep 55. We Almost Died Hiking This Day
In this episode, David shares a harrowing story of a rock climbing accident that he and his friends experienced. He emphasizes the importance of trust and teamwork in both life and business. The key takeaway is that when you trust your team to do their job, you can focus on your own tasks and achieve success. David encourages listeners to build a team they can rely on and to let go of individuals who are not pulling their weight.
keywords
trust, teamwork, business, construction, accident, survival
takeaways
Trust your team to do their job
Surround yourself with people you can rely on
Let go of individuals who are not pulling their weight
Focus on your own tasks and goals
titles
The Power of Trust and Teamwork
Building a Reliable Team for Success
Sound Bites
"It's a lot easier to grow an organization when you're surrounded by people you trust."
"If you want to grow something, if you want to be successful, if you want to have a win and stay alive on the mountain, if you want to grow your business and have a win and make money and build a bigger business than you already have, you have to trust your team."
"If you don't trust your team, you have to get rid of that team. You have to get rid of that individual that is not pulling their weight because they are the difference between your survival and your death when it comes to anything you do with a team."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Project Update
03:01
The Rock Climbing Accident
17:13
Reflections on the Accident
21:35
The Lesson Learned: Trust and Teamwork
25:06
The Importance of Trust in Business
27:03
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By David WintzerIn this episode, David shares a harrowing story of a rock climbing accident that he and his friends experienced. He emphasizes the importance of trust and teamwork in both life and business. The key takeaway is that when you trust your team to do their job, you can focus on your own tasks and achieve success. David encourages listeners to build a team they can rely on and to let go of individuals who are not pulling their weight.
keywords
trust, teamwork, business, construction, accident, survival
takeaways
Trust your team to do their job
Surround yourself with people you can rely on
Let go of individuals who are not pulling their weight
Focus on your own tasks and goals
titles
The Power of Trust and Teamwork
Building a Reliable Team for Success
Sound Bites
"It's a lot easier to grow an organization when you're surrounded by people you trust."
"If you want to grow something, if you want to be successful, if you want to have a win and stay alive on the mountain, if you want to grow your business and have a win and make money and build a bigger business than you already have, you have to trust your team."
"If you don't trust your team, you have to get rid of that team. You have to get rid of that individual that is not pulling their weight because they are the difference between your survival and your death when it comes to anything you do with a team."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Project Update
03:01
The Rock Climbing Accident
17:13
Reflections on the Accident
21:35
The Lesson Learned: Trust and Teamwork
25:06
The Importance of Trust in Business
27:03