Inexperienced people give advice while operators provide counsel, says Hazlett
Jeffrey Hazlett · He Has Two Modes: Seducing You or Destroying You · Sep 12, 2023 · at 48:42
Jeffrey Hazlett, CEO of C-Suite Network, discusses the difference between casual opinions and experienced executive mentorship with Sean Weisbrot.
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“Anyone can give you advice, but advice is usually given by people who've never done it before. Thought leaders, you know, give you counsel. And counsel, and that's what the CEO was asking for, he's asking for counsel. He's not asking for, hey, you know, pop this off, pop that off. No, why? I'm asking, and counsel is usually given by people who have done it before.”
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