The Diary of a CEO

Recommended resource – The Diary of a CEO, the book

Vacations are my way of disconnecting from the daily grind and spending quality time with my loved ones. However, there’s one thing I never step away from – my passion for continuous learning. During a recent holiday, one of the books that caught my attention was “The Diary of a CEO” by Steven Bartlett. From the very first page, I was captivated by its insights and reflections.

One concept from the book that truly struck a chord with me was the idea of “Ask who, not how.” Reflecting on my career, I realized that I had unconsciously applied this principle throughout my journey. The notion of focusing on who rather than how has been a key aspect of my leadership approach, even if I hadn’t always recognized it.

For me, building a successful business goes beyond having the right strategy or plan – it’s about surrounding myself with the right people and creating a culture that empowers them to thrive. I believe that the true mark of leadership lies in assembling a team of exceptional individuals and fostering an environment where they can achieve far more together than they ever could individually.

I highly recommend “The Diary of a CEO” to anyone eager to deepen their understanding of leadership and personal growth. It’s a must-read for those seeking insights on how to build teams, shape organizational culture, and drive long-term success.