Legendary CEO Bob Nardelli of Home Depot, Chrysler, and GE Power System - The One Skill Every Leader Needs to Succeed

<p>Legendary CEO of Home Depot, GE Power System, and Chrysler, Bob Nardelli says there's one skill every leader needs to succeed.</p><p>Discover the one thing he’s sought to foster in himself in his 53-year career and also instill in this team. Once you develop it, you can accelerate your results in any company and any industry.</p><p>Bob Nardelli is widely recognized as one of the best operating executives in the world with 52 years of experience leading major public corporations and private equity groups.</p><p>During his nearly 30-year tenure at the General Electric Co (GE), he quadrupled operating profits for GE Power Systems from $5B to $20B. As the Chairman and CEO, he then doubled the size of The Home Depot from $45B to $91B and helped save Chrysler Corp during the financial institution meltdown.</p><p>His new firm, XLR-8, LLC, Investment &amp; Advisory Co., helps companies identify weaknesses and improve performance and clients includes a number of Fortune 500 companies and privately held businesses</p><p>Due to his support and commitment to veterans he’s received the US Secretary of Defense Freedom Award twice.</p><p>LinkedIn Profile <strong>https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobnardelli/</strong></p><p><strong>What You’ll Discover in this Episode:</strong></p><p>The greatest compliment Jack Welch ever paid him.&nbsp;</p><p>The leadership skill behind his success as CEO of 3 iconic companies.&nbsp;</p><p>Unveiling the key to opening 1000 Home Depot stores (one every 48 hours).&nbsp;</p><p>The secret to staying sharp at 75 while still traveling 200 days a year.&nbsp;</p><p>Bob's tip for accelerated learning in a new CEO role.&nbsp;</p><p>The trust-building hack he used with his team.&nbsp;</p><p>The inverted triangle of accountability.&nbsp;</p><p>Lessons learned from negotiating with one of the largest unions in the world.&nbsp;</p><p>Rescuing Chrysler from financial meltdown.</p><p>How to make a gut-wrenching decision.&nbsp;</p><p>The Aha Moment he had during a 6-Hour testimony in front of Congress.&nbsp;</p><