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Founder Mode vs. Manager Mode: Striking the Right Balance

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Welcome to a new episode of Business Lunch! Today, we dive into the intriguing dynamics between being in 'founder mode' and 'manager mode' within a business. Our hosts, Ryan Deiss and Roland Frasier, engage in a rich discussion about the challenges and strategies of balancing hands-on leadership with the necessity of delegation as companies scale. They explore insights inspired by Paul Graham's article on 'founder mode' and share real-world experiences that highlight the importance of a hybrid approach to management and leadership.

Highlights:

"This is not a problem to be solved, this is a tension that needs to be managed."

"Nobody cares as much about the company as the founder that created it."

"A good founder is a coach to the people they are mentoring."

"If you implement just one or two key insights from any of our sessions into your business, you are bound to see a return on investment much higher than what we could ever charge for admission."

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

04:26 - The scalability and the practicality of a hybrid management mode

07:25 - Maintaining company culture and the dangers of founder dependency

09:34 - The cyclic needs of a business from founder and manager perspectives

12:45 - Shifting from manager to founder mode

16:36 - Micromanagement VS empowering employees

19:15 - The concept and application of skip-level meetings

23:26 - When and how to conduct skip-level meetings effectively

27:11 - Avoiding common pitfalls during skip-level meetings

29:00 - Final thoughts

CONNECT

• Ask Roland a question HERE.

RESOURCES:

• 7 Steps to Scalable workbook

• Get my book, Zero Down, FREE

To learn more about Roland Frasier 👉 https://msha.ke/rolandfrasier/

Connect with me on social:

🎵 TikTok:

/ rolandfrasier

📸 Instagram:

/ rolandfrasier

📱 Facebook:

/ rolandfrasierpage

💼 LinkedIn:

/ rolandfrasier

Subscribe to Roland Frasier 👉

/ @rolandfrasierepic

Mentioned in this episode:

Get Roland's Training on Acquiring Businesses!

Discover The EXACT Strategy Roland Has Used To Found, Acquire, Scale And Sell Over Two Dozen Businesses With Sales Ranging From $3 Million To Just Under $4 Billion!

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Welcome to a new episode of Business Lunch! Today, we dive into the intriguing dynamics between being in 'founder mode' and 'manager mode' within a business. Our hosts, Ryan Deiss and Roland Frasier, engage in a rich discussion about the challenges and strategies of balancing hands-on leadership with the necessity of delegation as companies scale. They explore insights inspired by Paul Graham's article on 'founder mode' and share real-world experiences that highlight the importance of a hybrid approach to management and leadership.

Highlights:

"This is not a problem to be solved, this is a tension that needs to be managed."

"Nobody cares as much about the company as the founder that created it."

"A good founder is a coach to the people they are mentoring."

"If you implement just one or two key insights from any of our sessions into your business, you are bound to see a return on investment much higher than what we could ever charge for admission."

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

04:26 - The scalability and the practicality of a hybrid management mode

07:25 - Maintaining company culture and the dangers of founder dependency

09:34 - The cyclic needs of a business from founder and manager perspectives

12:45 - Shifting from manager to founder mode

16:36 - Micromanagement VS empowering employees

19:15 - The concept and application of skip-level meetings

23:26 - When and how to conduct skip-level meetings effectively

27:11 - Avoiding common pitfalls during skip-level meetings

29:00 - Final thoughts

CONNECT

• Ask Roland a question HERE.

RESOURCES:

• 7 Steps to Scalable workbook

• Get my book, Zero Down, FREE

To learn more about Roland Frasier 👉 https://msha.ke/rolandfrasier/

Connect with me on social:

🎵 TikTok:

/ rolandfrasier

📸 Instagram:

/ rolandfrasier

📱 Facebook:

/ rolandfrasierpage

💼 LinkedIn:

/ rolandfrasier

Subscribe to Roland Frasier 👉

/ @rolandfrasierepic

Mentioned in this episode:

Get Roland's Training on Acquiring Businesses!

Discover The EXACT Strategy Roland Has Used To Found, Acquire, Scale And Sell Over Two Dozen Businesses With Sales Ranging From $3 Million To Just Under $4 Billion!

EPIC Training

  continue reading

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