In a previous episode we brought you the exciting news that Craig and Greg are collaborating to write a series of books called Business By The Book. In today's episode the guys revisit the first book in this series, "A CEO's Vision", and discuss how once the vision has been cast the next vital step is to bring your team along with you.
Check out the video version of this conversation.
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In addition to leadership coaching, Greg is also a highly-sought M&A consultant. Before you sell your business or purchase a new business, visit our website to find out how Greg's expertise can help you. You can also read more about his thoughts in this area in his book, The Business Baton.
Craig is a pastor, author, podcaster, and blogger. Head over to https://craigtowens.com to find all of his content.
Show Notes:
[0:00] Introduction
[0:11] Craig welcomes Greg to an exclusive club!
[0:49] The guys show why they are over-achievers.
[2:00] Leaders need to take others along with them, transitioning from "I" to "we."
[4:39] How do leaders handle the frustration of a slow-moving team?
[6:51] How we wrote "Business by the Book" for a CEO who is casting vision.
[7:11] The importance a leader going first.
[10:53] Be realistic with your team about the challenges ahead.
[11:49] How do leaders handle doubts or questions from their teammates?
[14:37] Leaders need to know the pitfalls of casting vision.
[16:59] Watch out for the things that will distract from your vision!
[20:25] The courage to take the first step is vital.
[22:03] Leaders need to help the stragglers catch up with everyone else on the team.
[23:23] The last crucial step is for leaders to move forward confidently.
[24:31] Maximize Leadership has a lot of resources to help you on your leadership journey.