i think we all want that one bit of advice that if we just follow it, it's going to work every time. But i haven't found that one sized fit sole just yet. So in some cases it actually does make sense to break it down into a bunch of different tasks and delegate tasks in our problems. And this isn't necessarily just like a front line manager problem. I think it extends to senior leaders, even the co of a company. When you're coaching ceos mand how do you get them to sort of, like differentiate what it is that they can am delegate and when should like really get involved and roll up their sleeves?
In episode 65, Dave Bailey explains how managers can use questions as a powerful tool.
Dave has co-founded multiple VC-backed tech businesses, including Ezlearn, Delivery Hero, and Spotnight. Now, as a Founder Coach, his goal is to provide other entrepreneurs with the practical skills that he wished he had.
Dave tells us why staying curious a little bit longer can always get you to the root of the real issue... and why most problems aren’t what they initially seem!
We also talk about goal-setting, OKRs, and how leaders can work backward with initiative.
Tune in for a conversation to learn how to get to the root of issues and set goals that inspire bold action.