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Today I want to talk about something that I am very passionate about and that is the attributes of an effective CEO!
There are some common, core elements that I have routinely noticed as I observe others’ leadership. And in today’s episode, I’m breaking these down into a top 10 list of the things that people need to pay attention to when they are in a leadership role within their business or workplace.
If you are on a mission to do good work in this world — whether you’re an employee or an entrepreneur — I am talking directly to you in this episode! These are the top 10 mindset and thinking attributes that are critical in enabling leaders to become even more successful!
Key Takeaways:
[:41] About today’s top 10 list!
[2:53] #1: Don’t sell your time. Sell your strategy.
[5:05] #2: Self-authorization.
[8:20] #3: Recognize that time — not money — is your most limited and precious resource.
[9:49] #4: Know your numbers — even the uncomfortable ones.
[12:39] #5: Invest in you as the CEO of your mission.
[14:01] #6: Clarity of vision.
[15:41] #7: Say “Yes, and.” NOT “Yes, but.”
[17:21] #8: Acknowledge that your growth is no longer dependent on what you do but who can do it for you.
[19:11] #9: Establish boundaries.
[20:57] #10: Step forward from a place of courage; not bravado.
[22:38] What do you feel are the most effective attributes of a CEO?
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Now that you’ve heard my top 10 list, I’d love to hear from you! What do you think are the most effective attributes of a CEO? Join me on Instagram @DrMeghanWalker to further this conversation!
Tweetables:
“Even if you own your own business; even if you self-identify as an entrepreneur, if you are in a model where you are selling your time for money, you actually just own the company that employs you, yourself. You are in a job.” — Meghan Walker
“Stop selling your time! Start packaging and selling your strategy so you can move out of being employed by yourself.” — Meghan Walker
“Becoming a CEO is only a choice you can make. Choosing to invest in yourself as that CEO is a choice only you can make.” — Meghan Walker
“The truth is: money is something that can come and go. We can build more of it. Time doesn’t work the same way. … Time is our most limited and precious resource.” — Meghan Walker
“[Invest] in expanding your network so that you can easily and readily ask who is going to help me move to this next stage, who can I delegate this task to, [and] who can I delegate an old set of tasks to so we can move into that next stage of our evolution?” — Meghan Walker