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[Podcast Episode #19] Being a Control Freak Is a Sickness
When a clinical psychologist told Cris "being a control freak is a sickness," it hit him like a hammer. For years, Cris had worn his controlling tendencies as a badge of honor, even priding himself on how his team would sit up straighter when he walked into the office. This revelation sparked a profound journey of self-examination that transformed his approach to both business and family life.
Latest episode
[Podcast Episode #19] Being a Control Freak Is a Sickness
When a clinical psychologist told Cris "being a control freak is a sickness," it hit him like a hammer. For years, Cris had worn his controlling tendencies as a badge of honor, even priding himself on how his team would sit up straighter when he walked into the office. This revelation sparked a profound journey of self-examination that transformed his approach to both business and family life.
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When a clinical psychologist told Cris "being a control freak is a sickness," it hit him like a hammer. For years, Cris had worn his controlling tendencies as a badge of honor, even priding himself on how his team would sit up straighter when he walked into the office. This revelation sparked a profound journey of self-examination that transformed his approach to both business and family life.
What would change in your business decisions if you were thinking 500 years ahead instead of just the next quarter? This thought-provoking question frames our exploration of legacy creation for entrepreneurs and business owners who want more than fleeting success.
What separates those who work endlessly from those who work efficiently? Systems. Most business owners remain trapped in operations because they excel at exciting new projects but fail to transform them into repeatable processes. If your business doesn't become boring, you can't scale it and you can't delegate it—a hard truth for adrenaline-seeking entrepreneurs.
What treasures are hiding in plain sight within your business? Discovering untapped revenue potential doesn't require radical transformation—just a strategic eye for the opportunities you've been overlooking.
Ever wonder why some businesses thrive while others struggle despite having great products? The answer might surprise you: it's all about sales. In this episode we explore why sales is the most critical skill for business success and wealth creation, revealing why even legendary figures like Martin Luther King were masterful salespeople.
Ruthless leadership isn't about cruelty—it's about decisiveness, stability, and the courage to make necessary choices that others avoid. Drawing from Machiavellian principles and Renaissance ruler strategies, Philip and Cris explore when and how business leaders must make "bloody decisions" to create thriving organizations.
When a clinical psychologist told Cris "being a control freak is a sickness," it hit him like a hammer. For years, Cris had worn his controlling tendencies as a badge of honor, even priding himself on how his team would sit up straighter when he walked into the office. This revelation sparked a profound journey of self-examination that transformed his approach to both business and family life.
What would change in your business decisions if you were thinking 500 years ahead instead of just the next quarter? This thought-provoking question frames our exploration of legacy creation for entrepreneurs and business owners who want more than fleeting success.
What separates those who work endlessly from those who work efficiently? Systems. Most business owners remain trapped in operations because they excel at exciting new projects but fail to transform them into repeatable processes. If your business doesn't become boring, you can't scale it and you can't delegate it—a hard truth for adrenaline-seeking entrepreneurs.
What treasures are hiding in plain sight within your business? Discovering untapped revenue potential doesn't require radical transformation—just a strategic eye for the opportunities you've been overlooking.
Ever wonder why some businesses thrive while others struggle despite having great products? The answer might surprise you: it's all about sales. In this episode we explore why sales is the most critical skill for business success and wealth creation, revealing why even legendary figures like Martin Luther King were masterful salespeople.
Ruthless leadership isn't about cruelty—it's about decisiveness, stability, and the courage to make necessary choices that others avoid. Drawing from Machiavellian principles and Renaissance ruler strategies, Philip and Cris explore when and how business leaders must make "bloody decisions" to create thriving organizations.