55. How To CEO

from Dear Work Wives · host Adrienne Dorison, Emily Doyle

Welcome back, Work Wives! Remember at the end of last year when Adrienne said she wanted to get back into journaling? Yeah... neither did she! But it made for some good laughs about goal-setting at the top of the episode. Today's stories: How to keep your cool as a leader when your team seemingly won't follow processes. (11:31) How to have tough conversations, especially when you've been avoiding problems for a long time. (21:36) Advice for dealing with people with a "you're not my boss" attitude. (28:48) If you're interested in learning more about working with us in the How To CEO program, visit www.learnhowtoceo.com! If you have your own stories to share with us please submit them at www.dearworkwives.com, and don't forget to subscribe and share!

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