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My Favorite Mistake, by Mark Graban

My Favorite Mistake

My Favorite Mistake — 372: Why Leaders Who Demand Accountability Are Often the Problem — with Linda Galindo

When a CEO tells Linda Galindo he wants his team to be more accountable, her answer is blunt: “Then you’re the problem.” Linda is an accountability speaker, executive coach, and …

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My Favorite Mistake — 371: The Tony Robbins Call He Rescheduled — with Tyler McBroom

In 2016, CPA Tyler McBroom had a call on the calendar to discuss partnering with Tony Robbins’ accounting alliance. It was set for 10:30 PM his time, because the other …

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My Favorite Mistake — 370: Fix Your Process, Not Your People: The Deal He Lost by Adding Value — Grant Harris

Grant Harris teaches leaders to fix the process, not the people. Then he created the friction he helps clients remove, and it cost him a speaking deal. A cold inbound …

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My Favorite Mistake — 369: Dr. Jen Moran on the Practice Everyone Said Not to Buy

Her attorney and accountant told her not to buy the dental practice, then quit when she did. The appraisal came in at about 5% of the asking price. Dr. Jen …

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My Favorite Mistake — 368: Eric Dingler on Hiding Bad News Until He Had a Fix

Eric Dingler and his wife met every week to review the numbers in their business. When they moved to Costa Rica, they paused that meeting for what was supposed to …

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My Favorite Mistake — 367: Leading People Who Know More Than You

Stephanie Mitchell came back from vacation and got called into the C-suite. They wanted her to run the hospital laboratory temporarily. She was an ICU nurse who had moved into …

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My Favorite Mistake — 366: Why Good Work Doesn’t Speak for Itself

Dr. Jonathan Thorp spent a career building systems, methods, and models that made work more functional. His mistake was assuming that creating the value was where the work stopped. Promoting …

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My Favorite Mistake — 365: She Opened an Office Her Firm Couldn’t Afford

Susan von Seggern handed the finances to her business partner and stopped looking at them. Then she decided their Los Angeles PR agency should open a New York office — …

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My Favorite Mistake — 364: Why a Pilot Stayed Silent in the Cockpit: Steve Montague

Steve Montague had been flying for the airline about two years when he decided to let his captain be wrong. He was paired with a captain who shut him down …

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My Favorite Mistake — 363: What a Magician Learned About Recovering From Mistakes with Michael Chaleff

Michael Chaleff took a year between the Navy and law school and spent it working as a restaurant magician — walking up to strangers who had been drinking, interrupting conversations …

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