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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2022 · 43 MIN

Lessons on a Heart-Centered Leadership from a Serial Entrepreneur | Christan Hiscock

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If you’re fulfilled, success is a given. My today’s guest for Coffee with Closers believes that you can do good and do well at the same time. They are not mutually exclusive.   You don’t need to be apologetic about making money because if you’re not making money, you can’t survive as a business. And consequently, you won’t be able to serve others and work for your mission.    Likewise, if you treat the people in your business as individuals with worth, if you recognize their value, and if you care about them, your business will prosper.  Meet Christan Hiscock – Co-Founder and CEO of Kardia, and the leader of 14 thriving companies. His mission is to bring more heart, kindness, compassion, and altruism into the business world.   Some of the lessons Christan shares in this episode:     ►What is a heart-centered business and how to build one?  ►How to identify the right people for your team  ►How to successfully manage multiple different companies  ►How to make the best decisions possible for your business   ►How to encourage innovative thinking in your organization   Tune in!

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