Good to Great: a new perspective on a timeless classic

<p>If you find yourself wondering what it takes to build a great company, you may have read Jim Collins’ book, “Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap…And Others Don’t.” </p> <p>This book was originally published in 2001 and it’s sort of considered a “classic” as far as business books go. </p> <p>I recently had to re-read Good to Great…and while I wasn’t especially excited about re-reading it, there were lessons from that book that took on new meaning for me the second time around.</p> <p>Today, I’m going to share FOUR timeless lessons from “Good to Great” that I’m working to reintegrate into my business and how you can do the same with help from your team. </p> <p>In this episode, you’ll hear four timeless lessons and learn how they play into your business:</p> <p>#1- My role as a Leader</p> <p>#2- Culture of Discipline</p> <p>#3 The Hedgehog Concept </p> <p>#4 Stockdale Paradox </p> <p>These may not make sense out of context, but they will be instrumental in leading your company to greatness.</p>