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Today’s show is a quick 9 minute answer to a question I get fairly often. It’s quite a few questions rolled up into one.
How do I know when to quit something?
How do I know when I should do something different?
How do I know if what I’m doing is working?
And there are others, but you get the drift. It’s not complicated, but it can often be very difficult. That’s why increasingly I urge people to surround themselves with better people who can serve them. Your crowd – the people you choose to surround yourself with – can become your best decision-making tool. I so firmly believe it in I’m producing a podcast for Leo Bottary at LeoBottary.com – Year of the Peer podcast. Leo is fond of saying, “Who you surround yourself with matters.” Check out the podcast. It’s an interview-style podcast with some exceptional guests including Rich Karlgaard, the publisher of Forbes.
Now, go figure out what you can do better to grow a great business (and a great career).
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About the hosts: Randy Cantrell brings over 4 decades of experience as a business leader and organization builder. Lisa Norris brings almost 3 decades of experience in HR and all things "people." Their shared passion for leadership and developing high-performing cultures provoked them to focus the Grow Great podcast on city government leadership.
The work is about achieving unprecedented success through accelerated learning in helping leaders and executives "figure it out."