March 7, 2017
Listen to the Episode Below: Julie Jakopic has seen leaders succeed—and fail—through multiple sectors, organizations, and industries. In this interview, we explore the main reasons they fail, how that can impact your business growth, and how you can become a better leader … even if right now, you’re only leading yourself. Episode Highlights Shrink or grow—and why you need to fire your $350.00/hour assistant (you!). How business owners can become better business leaders—even if they are only leading themselves (or a small team) Ways that being a controlling, people-pleasing diva take you off focus, and prevent you from building the business you want to have Techniques for becoming “more intentional” in your approach to your business and how you spend your time How business owners ignore the dollar value of their time The risks of letting go of being the “First National Bank of Julie” Julie Jakopic has never neatly fit in a box. Why? As she puts it: “I couldn’t, or wouldn’t, decide which box. I was an actor, a synchronized swimmer, and president…
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