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In this episode of Better Together, Kelly and Shawn Sundsvold sit down with Carol Schultz, founder and CEO of Vertical Elevation, to discuss one of the biggest challenges entrepreneurs face trying to do everything themselves.
Carol shares her journey and breaks down what she calls “founder syndrome” where business owners feel like they have to be involved in every decision, every task, and every outcome. While it may feel necessary, it often becomes the very thing that slows growth.
This conversation highlights the importance of delegation, hiring the right people, and making the shift from being a doer to becoming a true leader. Carol also introduces her Chief of Staff Scaffold System, a framework designed to help CEOs regain control of their time and focus on strategic growth.
Another key takeaway: success in business doesn’t come from simply wanting it it comes from commitment, consistency, and the willingness to learn from failure.
If you’re a founder feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or stretched too thin, this episode will give you a new perspective on how to move forward.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolbschultz/
If you’re ready to step out of day-to-day overwhelm and build a business that runs with clarity and structure, connect with us today.
By GoldBear MediaIn this episode of Better Together, Kelly and Shawn Sundsvold sit down with Carol Schultz, founder and CEO of Vertical Elevation, to discuss one of the biggest challenges entrepreneurs face trying to do everything themselves.
Carol shares her journey and breaks down what she calls “founder syndrome” where business owners feel like they have to be involved in every decision, every task, and every outcome. While it may feel necessary, it often becomes the very thing that slows growth.
This conversation highlights the importance of delegation, hiring the right people, and making the shift from being a doer to becoming a true leader. Carol also introduces her Chief of Staff Scaffold System, a framework designed to help CEOs regain control of their time and focus on strategic growth.
Another key takeaway: success in business doesn’t come from simply wanting it it comes from commitment, consistency, and the willingness to learn from failure.
If you’re a founder feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or stretched too thin, this episode will give you a new perspective on how to move forward.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolbschultz/
If you’re ready to step out of day-to-day overwhelm and build a business that runs with clarity and structure, connect with us today.