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Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast

Workouts, Cold Plunges, and Other Habits of a CEO | Dan Clark

Jan 18, 2024
40:54
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Dan Clark, CEO of Westfall Gold, shares his habits and disciplines for leadership growth. They discuss personal disciplines, cold plunges, and setting exercise goals. The importance of personal growth outside of work is explored, along with leadership transitions and listening. They also cover the significance of profitability and pricing in scaling organizations, and the importance of asking for support.
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Quick takeaways

  • Adding disciplines gradually is crucial for successful implementation and focusing on one discipline at a time increases long-term commitment and success.
  • Being disciplined in areas like exercise creates momentum, leading to improved leadership, relationships, and overall well-being.

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Importance of Adding Disciplines One at a Time

Adding disciplines gradually is crucial for successful implementation. Trying to adopt multiple new disciplines simultaneously often leads to disappointment and lack of follow-through. Taking small steps and focusing on one discipline at a time increases the likelihood of long-term commitment and success.

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