leadership

4 statements across 4 episodes · 0 bullish · 2 bearish · 4 people on the record · first statement Dec 2, 2020 by Gresham Harkless Jr. · across every show →

Everything said about leadership, oldest first

Dec 2, 2020 negative
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Harkless: Fixing Employee Mistakes Yourself Is a Major Leadership Failure
“Especially when things don't go as well as I want them to go, or, you know, somebody messes up on something with a client, you know, you want to jump in and just do it and just like, I'll just take care of it. But I know that is one of the worst things that yo…”
Gresham Harkless Jr. Dec 2, 2020 ▶ 14:10 The Oxygen Mask Rule Every CEO Forgets
Feb 2, 2022 neutral
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Weisbrot: Leaders Who Suppress Emotion Reach Only Half Their Potential
“And I have learned, and I strongly believe that if you do that, you're only being half the leader you could be.”
Sean Weisbrot Feb 2, 2022 ▶ 3:26 Psilocybin Made a Purely Logical Man Say I Love You to His Brother
Apr 10, 2024 negative
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Rutledge: Neglecting data is a primary flaw of struggling expert leaders
“Getting into the data is not, is something I think a lot of people who have expertise but fail in leadership, that's one of the primary flaws they have.”
Tom Rutledge Apr 10, 2024 ▶ 9:30 Accounting Is Not a Numbers Game - Tom Rutledge on Why
May 20, 2025
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Miller: Leaders must match the execution pace of their team or fail
“I would say in leading people, You know, whether it's your team, whether it's a client or a customer, then you need to run as fast as they're capable of running. And you need to go at their pace. Because if you don't it doesn't matter if you see the answer, yo…”
David Miller May 20, 2025 ▶ 38:11 Trust Is the Most Valuable Intangible Currency in Business
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