I have attended hundreds and hundreds of meetings in my career. I think meetings should be as fun and enjoyable as any part of our work. As an entrepreneur if you want to have fun meetings, you have to take conscious steps to make that happen. Watch my video and discover my steps for doing just that.
It is challenging for business owners, entrepreneurs, and CEOs to keep themselves and their teams pulling in the same direction. The analogy I use is that it is like keeping everyone on a well-defined path. In this video I share on yearly and quarerly goal setting, along with weekly meetings to keep you and your teams on the path while I literally in this video stray off the path.
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As I came on watch, the last of the light of the day faded. Everyone else was settling down in the sailboat for the night. I was alone at the wheel in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, responsible for keeping the boat on track and everyone safe for my three-hour watch. Turning around to look behind the boat, I saw a slightly darker cloud approaching. I knew that could only mean a squall was coming with lots more wind. It was time to roll in some of the sails so that we would still be in control when the squall hit.
The sun was already up at 6:15 am as I ran along the beach in my hometown of Vancouver, BC. My mind was on auto-pilot as I followed the beach along Spanish Banks where I have run, walked, and biked hundreds and hundreds of times. It felt good to just follow the well-worn path that was so familiar to me.
We often follow our own well-trod paths, especially when we are leading others. Many of us have discovered these paths through the pain of hard won experience. We know what works, what doesn’t, and if we follow the path everything will turn out all right.
I am committed to making positive change for people. I do my work with the hope that I am making a difference, but like many leaders I know never really know if I have made an impact. I was thrilled and honored to receive an email message recently from Rad Tantra in Indonesia. This extraordinary young man was inspired by my podcast interview with Dan Lok. I am extremely grateful that Rad has kindly given me permission to share his letter.
How can you have an impact like Rad has created in his community?