Principled profits, with Bobby Albert
Episode 697
Today’s episode is going to be different from any other — in fact — it is fair to say that today’s episode will be another powerful lesson on how outward success is an inside job. Our special encore guest today is Bobby Albert and he is the CEO and President of Values-Driven Leadership, LLC, which is focused on teaching others the growth enabling potential of building foundational values into company culture. He is also author of the book “Principled Profits — Outward Success Is an Inside Job,” where he pinpoints specific, time-tested principles that can supercharge any enterprise. You may remember Bobby and the wisdom he shared during Episode 399. If you haven’t listened to, studied, and applied all he shared during our first interview…I highly encourage you to add Episode 399 to your list of vital priorities.
What you’ll learn about in this episode:
- The benefits of having a mindset to simply make a difference every day
- Confidence, contentment, and courage: three ways to define success
- How to become a more effective leader by focusing on relationships and results
- The benefits of having an abundance mindset versus a scarcity mindset
- Why discovering your core values is a process, not an event
- Why core values are determined by the owner, not the leadership committee
- The difference between aspirational values and authentic values
- Becoming a better mentor by learning to ask high quality discovery questions
- The importance of having an owner that is open to change
- The positive outcomes of you as the business owner growing in your core values
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Ways to contact Bobby:
- Website: www.bobbyalbert.com
- Book: “Principle Profits: Outward Success In an Inside Job”
- Twitter: @BobbyAlbert
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