Success with Leadership, Vision, and Building Plans That Teams Can Execute with Lew Jaffe of CEO Coaching International

<p>Lew himself has over three decades of experience as a CEO and Board Member. He is a Clinical Professor and an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Loyola Marymount University in the Fred Kiesner Center for Entrepreneurship Management, where he teaches both undergraduates and MBA candidates. In 2016, he won “Professor of the Year”.</p><p>Lew is the creator of The ONE DAY MBA®, an online training program for entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs, as well as author of the 2018 Amazon bestseller, <i>The One Day MBA</i>.</p><p>Guided by the belief that “there are no coincidences—there are just seized and missed opportunities,” Lew explains how to put yourself in a position to be “lucky” by highlighting every opportunity that comes your way.</p><p>He also shares why a company that doesn’t focus on culture eventually loses. For Lew, a leader doesn’t have to think up 100% of the ideas. Rather, a leader of a winning company simply needs to single out the <i>best </i>ideas. How social media fuels tribalism and divisiveness.</p><p>Speaking on the future of work and the business world in general, Lew offers his thoughts on how entrepreneurs can stay on the cutting edge of their industry, and how established companies can stay relevant and current without sacrificing the fundamentals that brought them the success they enjoy today.</p><p><strong>Topics Discussed: </strong></p><ul><li>[01:57] Putting yourself in a position to be lucky</li><li>[08:19] The pitfalls of overthinking</li><li>[14:30] How to be “importantly different”</li><li>[18:38] Building your corporate culture</li><li>[22:15] Learning from your failures</li><li>[27:59] How to enact changes in your company when the time is ripe</li><li>[33:28] Choosing which opportunities to pursue</li><li>[36:47] Staying relevant and current as an established company</li><li>[40:17] Whether social media is a positive or a negative change</li><li>[45:05] Being in your genius</li><li>[51:14] Why Apple has the best marketing team today</li><li>[54:38] The future of work</li></ul><p><strong>Con