Defining Execution Excellence and Early Mistakes

Even the best leaders fail without strong management. Here are 6 lessons for phenomenal results.

This episode started with a Simon Sinek post on LinkedIn, and ended up being one of the most practical, implementation-focused episodes I’ve ever produced.

The Sinek article was titled, 5 Things Managers Do That Leaders Never Would. It got me thinking again about the fundamental nature of leadership and management. The very best leaders understand why high order management skills are core to their success.

In my early executive roles, I was a much better leader than I was a manager… and that was a problem. On a few occasions, I was blindsided by substandard performance.

My path to success wasn’t about becoming a better leader. It was about working out how to manage my people more tightly, without becoming a micromanager, or overfunctioning for them. 

In this episode, I share that journey with you. 

I revisit the leadership vs. management debate that so many people seem to be fixated on; I offer some insights from my own journey; and I give you six practical tips to help you in your quest to consistently produce phenomenal results. 

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