Is Failure a Part of Being a Founder?

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Jason Priestley: I know the investors could lose their money And they've made so much money for other people that it's no big deal. They can afford to lose it Yeah, it's the failure of me being able to get the founder to victory Perfect because I Basically gave them the jet fuel to go on the rocket perfect and now the rockets coming back down and they didn't make it to orbit Got it. For this to be a problem it sounds like you have to believe that Failure is going to be terrible for this founder yeah. It's almost I Know the founders will succeed into a second company and I'll invest in them againYeah,. which is always my commitment to the founder

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2:42 Jason intros CEO Coach & Author Matt Mochary
4:49 How and why did Matt decide to become a CEO coach?
8:32 What is the secret to being a great coach for investors & CEOs?
12:12 Drawing feedback out of employees
19:27 How to differentiate healthy fear from paralyzing fear?
32:06 How is Matt's method structured?
34:52 Understanding & dealing with imposter syndrome
40:27 Differences between coaching Gen-X & Millennials
42:33 Starting the Mochary foundation helping formerly incarcerated people get & keep legitimate jobs
48:19 Understanding negative motivation and transforming into purpose-filled motivation
52:39 What is Matt's "Shadow CEO" Method
54:04 What does Matt charge?
54:52 Matt coaches Jason live on air