In this episode, Lucas Root, a serial entrepreneur, and business consultant shares how businesses can create predictable business success by equipping their leadership in the right way.
Some topics we discussed include:
- What is failed leadership
- What are the signs of poor leadership
- How do you deal with a failing team
- How should businesses review their strategy
- What is the best way to analyze business failure
- Does equipping potential leaders with skills help avoid most executive leadership failures
- Why a lack of adult skills is the real issue
- What are the most important leadership skills
- What should be included in leadership training
- The must haves in developing leadership programs
- What are the adult skills that people need to acquire? What does mastery over each skillset look like
- What are identifiers or metrics we need to be aware of as we seek to build ourselves up in each skill area
- Good examples of executive leadership we can learn from
- and much more
Links and resources mentioned
- Check out Lucas’s website
Connect with Lucas
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