WHAT IS YOUR DEFINITION OF BUSINESS LEADERSHIP?
“As a CEO, your job is to make the important decisions. Once you’re a leader, you have to take yourself out of the day-to-day operations, which is easier said than done. That’s how many of us start out 9 – taking care of all of the menial tasks because we can’t afford to hire more employees. Thankfully we now live in a time where technology can handle specific tasks, providing you with the freedom to begin doing big-picture things, which is the key to growth. By focusing on building the largest and most successful organization you can, you ultimately create more benefits and opportunities for yourself, your business, and your employees. It’s important to remember that you own a business, not a job – and not every expense is damaging. A great business leader understands that some costs are opportunities for growth and expansion, even if they hurt you in the short-term. Once you can free yourself from the burden of overseeing daily operations, you will have the time and space to explore how you can grow your business.”