You’ve probably heard the heroic story of Marcus Luttrell, a Navy SEAL and author of “Lone Survivor.”
Marcus was the lone survivor of a mission gone wrong in Afghanistan. In the face of overwhelming odds, he showed incredible strength and resilience to survive.
Marcus is a true hero and patriot.
One of my biggest takeaways from his story was the importance of prioritizing the mission and learning to make difficult decisions in high-stress situations.
And it’s a lesson we can all learn from when it comes to running our businesses.
You see, sometimes we must make hard choices for our company, employees, or ourselves.
In my years of entrepreneurship, I’ve had to make tough decisions and even harder phone calls.
I’ve had to pivot marketing strategies, go separate ways with business partners, and let go of employees who weren’t pulling their weight.
Make no mistake, these decisions are never easy…
…but it’s always necessary for the greater good of the company.
I often see this same struggle with my Domination Year and Half Day Coaching clients when they first start coaching with me.
Sometimes they’re so caught up in the moment that they can’t make those tough decisions, have those conversations, or make the crucial pivot. Other times they don’t even realize that THEY’RE the ones holding their company back.
And if they haven’t had their skin in the game long enough, leaders usually try to avoid making tough decisions.
The truth is, waiting to act almost always causes more damage in the long run.
Look, making tough decisions and acting fast will always benefit the company as a whole.
Remember – You’re the Leader.
It’s your responsibility to make the tough decisions and ensure the success of your company.
Talk soon,
Bedros Keuilian
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