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Building a thriving company requires more than strategy and execution. But what if the key to becoming a better leader lies in embracing your vulnerabilities rather than hiding them?
How can authenticity transform your relationships with employees, family, and yourself? What role does purpose play when financial goals are met but fulfillment remains elusive?
In this episode, Taylor Nissi, CFP®, CEPA, sits down with Todd Palmer, Coach & Retreat Facilitator at Extraordinary Advisors and author of From Suck to Success, to explore how business owners can break through obstacles by leading with authenticity, transparency, and vulnerability. Todd shares his journey from being $600,000 in debt to making the Inc. 5,000 list six times, and reveals the frameworks that helped him turn his company and life around while addressing imposter syndrome and building genuine connections.
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About our Guest:
Todd Palmer is a coach and retreat facilitator at Extraordinary Advisors, a global corporate human capital consultancy that leads organizations and their leaders to undergo significant transformation. With over 25 years of experience as a CEO, entrepreneur, author, and keynote speaker, he has made it his mission to improve lives by teaching, guiding, and empowering leaders and entrepreneurs on how to take the complex and make it simple regarding human capital and culture.
He works with growth-minded leaders and entrepreneurs who want to achieve their highest personal and organizational potential. He helps them adopt a growth mindset and develop the necessary business skills to create a business and life by design. He also helps them become employers of choice, inspiring their employees to be engaged, loyal, and connected. He uses a proven four-step model that defines, stabilizes, and strengthens organizational leadership and culture. Through his work, he enables leaders and entrepreneurs to overcome any internal challenges that impact decision-making, such as imposter syndrome, fear, or self-doubt.
By Taylor NissiBuilding a thriving company requires more than strategy and execution. But what if the key to becoming a better leader lies in embracing your vulnerabilities rather than hiding them?
How can authenticity transform your relationships with employees, family, and yourself? What role does purpose play when financial goals are met but fulfillment remains elusive?
In this episode, Taylor Nissi, CFP®, CEPA, sits down with Todd Palmer, Coach & Retreat Facilitator at Extraordinary Advisors and author of From Suck to Success, to explore how business owners can break through obstacles by leading with authenticity, transparency, and vulnerability. Todd shares his journey from being $600,000 in debt to making the Inc. 5,000 list six times, and reveals the frameworks that helped him turn his company and life around while addressing imposter syndrome and building genuine connections.
Todd discusses:
Resources:
Connect with Taylor Nissi:
Connect with Todd Palmer:
About our Guest:
Todd Palmer is a coach and retreat facilitator at Extraordinary Advisors, a global corporate human capital consultancy that leads organizations and their leaders to undergo significant transformation. With over 25 years of experience as a CEO, entrepreneur, author, and keynote speaker, he has made it his mission to improve lives by teaching, guiding, and empowering leaders and entrepreneurs on how to take the complex and make it simple regarding human capital and culture.
He works with growth-minded leaders and entrepreneurs who want to achieve their highest personal and organizational potential. He helps them adopt a growth mindset and develop the necessary business skills to create a business and life by design. He also helps them become employers of choice, inspiring their employees to be engaged, loyal, and connected. He uses a proven four-step model that defines, stabilizes, and strengthens organizational leadership and culture. Through his work, he enables leaders and entrepreneurs to overcome any internal challenges that impact decision-making, such as imposter syndrome, fear, or self-doubt.