Leading Well Through Growing Pains of Business

[@tsawra007]

Every time I have problems in my small business and I listen this show and it feels good and I get back new refresh ! Thankful for Ramsay the great

[@carochiqui1]

Loved the Rachel story!!!

[@janedeuber1596]

As always… stellar advise. You share wisdom for free that business owners pay thousands of dollars for. Thank you for your desire to serve. ❤

[@ericagregory7161]

I am dyslexic and I have owned my own biz since 2016

[@chrisparkson5126]

Condos will get crushed

[@peternguyen1911]

“Star Wars, nothing that matters” *Annoyed spectator with hands on hips meme*

[@nikolaizaicev9297]

To lead "well", people should stop reading garbage business books, and should instead focus on reading real books. For example, books about control theory, hierarchical systems, system dynamics, statistical process control theory, theory ov variation, design of experiments, systems approach, theory of constraints, behaviorismus, human motivation theories ( specifically expectancy theory), goal setting, etc. We are talking here about years of reading, just to become a half decent manager. If you never heard about these, you will never ever lead "well". The best example are the countless "sales managers" who slowly kill their companies, by making people accountable for things they can't control, and then hiring & firing them for that. The current education levle and general knowledge about management, is at the level of 15th century.