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🗓️ 19 February 2025
⏱️ 16 minutes
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0:00.0 | The thing is, is if you want to scale your leadership without losing your damn mind, |
0:04.4 | you can't be every person's best friend. And it sucks because you probably really like the people |
0:09.0 | that you've hired and you want to create a great team. I get it because I'm the same way. |
0:12.4 | At some point, you have to realize that your desire to have relationship with every single person |
0:17.2 | that's very deep and you give them all the time in the world might actually be holding your |
0:20.6 | business or your team back. What's up guys? Welcome back to build. And today I want to talk |
0:26.1 | about a transition that every leader makes, which is going from one-on-one to one to many. |
0:32.8 | So this was top of mind for me because I think at different points in your business journey, |
0:37.4 | there are different areas where things break. One of the areas where things start to break is in going |
0:43.4 | from one-on-one communication to having to go to one to many. And what I mean by that is, |
0:48.8 | essentially when you first start the business, it's easy to talk to every single person individually. |
0:53.2 | And you find that things run really smoothly when you talk to single person individually. And you find that things run really smoothly |
0:55.3 | when you talk to every person individually. And people stay long when you talk to every person |
0:59.8 | individually. And so talking to people individually works really well to make sure things don't |
1:04.7 | fall apart and things continue to work well. The reality is, though, is as your business scales, |
1:09.6 | and especially if you scale to be, |
1:11.2 | you know, let's go 70, 100, 150 people, eventually you meet a ceiling where you cannot just |
1:17.3 | talk to everybody individually at once. I personally was reminded of that myself in the last week. |
1:24.5 | And so I thought it would be a really good topic to share because it's something that I've done |
1:28.1 | multiple times in my career and I have to do it over and over depending on the level of scale with |
1:32.3 | different groups of people each time. But I'm at a point right now where I realize it's something |
1:36.2 | that I'm going through. And so I wanted to share with you guys how to make this transition because |
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