Welcome to the Catalytic Leadership Weekly, where each week you’ll get an update on the newest episode of the Catalytic Leadership Podcast, see the 3 books I’m currently reading, read 2 quotes that grabbed my attention this week, and find 1 story that made me think or resource that I like and think you might find helpful.
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This week’s episode of the Catalytic Leadership Podcast:
Transforming Prospecting Through Authentic Conversations: A Leadership Journey with Adam Packard
Ever wondered how authentic conversations can transform the way you prospect? Join us on a journey with Adam Packard, the charismatic CEO of Ninja Prospecting. Adam’s compelling story of entrepreneurship, shaped by the influence of his father and his own personal experiences, will leave you inspired. He offers a fresh approach to prospecting, emphasizing that genuine conversations and a spam-free strategy are the keys to success. Regardless of your industry, you’ll learn to lead by example and apply these powerful prospecting principles.
Don’t you just love when a business exceeds your expectations? Adam believes that the secret to Ninja Prospecting’s success lies in underpromising and overdelivering. And it doesn’t stop there. He also reveals how his background as a PGA Class A golf pro has shaped his unique leadership style. As we navigate the intricate maze of LinkedIn, listen in for Adam’s words of wisdom on staying ahead of the game.
Join us as we explore the tumultuous emotional landscape of entrepreneurship. Filled with highs and lows, this thrilling ride requires a balanced mindset. Adam shares his proven strategies for managing emotions, with a focus on controlling what is directly in your hands and letting go of the rest. Remember, it’s okay to disconnect and take a breather; in fact, it’s necessary! Get ready to hear Adam’s advice to his past self and how he turned the business from a sole responsibility into a shared experience.
3 Books I’m Reading This Week
Hidden Potential: The Science of Achieving Greater Things by Adam Grant
The Trusted Advisor: 20th Anniversary Edition by David Maister
Know What You Are FOR: A Growth Strategy for Work, an Even Better Strategy for Life by Jeff Henderson
2 Quotes That Grabbed My Attention
“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” –James Baldwin
“Leadership is unlocking people’s potential to become better.” –Bill Bradley
1 Resource That You Might Find Helpful
“The greatest need we face within our organizations today is leadership that makes real, positive change in the long term.” Check out this article by Les McKeown on how to be a leader who really makes a difference.
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That’s it for this week’s newsletter. Let me know what you think!
–William
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