In this episode, Peter Mohr and Jake Brown discuss what makes a great leader. The hard truth is that the most amazing, successful, hot-shot entrepreneur could also be the worst boss in the world. Find out strategies for improving the underrated skill of leadership by listening in.
Here are a few things we cover:
Notable passages:
1:30 where the inspiration for Jake’s upcoming book LEADERSHIT came from, and why entrepreneurs should strive to become better bosses
7:14 Jake’s WIPE framework and how determining where you fall within your business hierarchy can help you enjoy healthier work environments
12:55 a look into Jake’s boss horror stories and what he learned from them
Reference links to Jake:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/airballoon/
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Pete-Mohr.com
The Exit Ready Business
Kolbe Coach
Simplifying Entrepreneurship
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