Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Make your mission inevitable | Ep 304
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Make your mission inevitable | Ep 304
CarTalk with Kartik #304: Make Your Mission Inevitable
What if your book could make your mission feel inevitable? That's the question I recently discussed with one of my CEO clients. Hey there, welcome to CarTalk with Kartik, I'm Nitin Kartik. As a 2X bestselling author featured on BBC TV & Times Square and named a Top Consultant of the Year by PMA, here's my take.
A powerful CEO book is not just a fancy business card with chapters.
It should make readers say, “Wait, why aren’t we already doing this?”
That’s how movements start.
The best books don’t only share your story. They change the default. They take the messy, real-world moment before someone says yes and make the next step feel obvious, practical, and normal.
Because vision is great, but execution is where the sandwich either feeds someone or meets a trash bag. Dramatic? Yes. True? Also yes. That’s how you make your mission inevitable.
This insight comes from page 186 of the bestselling book "Millions of Meals Hidden In Plain Sight" by my client Robert Lee, CEO at Rescuing Leftover Cuisine. Check it out on Amazon. And see you next time on CarTalk with Kartik!
#CarTalkWithKartik #CEObooks #BestsellingAuthor #ThoughtLeadership #FounderBrand #MissionDrivenBusiness #BookMarketing
View all episodes
By Nitin KartikCarTalk with Kartik #304: Make Your Mission Inevitable
What if your book could make your mission feel inevitable? That's the question I recently discussed with one of my CEO clients. Hey there, welcome to CarTalk with Kartik, I'm Nitin Kartik. As a 2X bestselling author featured on BBC TV & Times Square and named a Top Consultant of the Year by PMA, here's my take.
A powerful CEO book is not just a fancy business card with chapters.
It should make readers say, “Wait, why aren’t we already doing this?”
That’s how movements start.
The best books don’t only share your story. They change the default. They take the messy, real-world moment before someone says yes and make the next step feel obvious, practical, and normal.
Because vision is great, but execution is where the sandwich either feeds someone or meets a trash bag. Dramatic? Yes. True? Also yes. That’s how you make your mission inevitable.
This insight comes from page 186 of the bestselling book "Millions of Meals Hidden In Plain Sight" by my client Robert Lee, CEO at Rescuing Leftover Cuisine. Check it out on Amazon. And see you next time on CarTalk with Kartik!
#CarTalkWithKartik #CEObooks #BestsellingAuthor #ThoughtLeadership #FounderBrand #MissionDrivenBusiness #BookMarketing