358 | George Walsh | Blueprint for Growth: Third-Year Operator’s Story

In today's episode of Leaders of Tomorrow, Chris chats with George Walsh, another outstanding member of our team. George is a third-year operator in St. John's, Newfoundland, and his journey from a painter to a successful operator is nothing short of inspiring.

 

During the episode, George reflects on his personal and professional growth, highlighting key lessons he took from our program that have translated into success not only in business but in various aspects of life. From time management and problem-solving skills to building confidence and delivering value, George shares valuable insights.

 

He also discusses the pivotal role of setting and achieving goals, emphasizing the importance of aligning individual and team objectives. 

 

Chris and George delve into the challenges George faced in his early years, the breakthroughs he experienced, and the strategies he implemented to overcome obstacles. George emphasizes the significance of building a strong team and implementing effective systems to streamline operations and reduce stress.

 

Listeners will find out about George's ambitious goals for the upcoming season, aiming to surpass $650,000 in revenue. He discusses the shift from being a PM to an operations manager, coaching and developing his team, and the importance of aligning goals within the organization.

 

Listen now and enjoy this insightful conversation with George Walsh, a true leader of tomorrow!

What You Will Learn In This Show:

• The role of goal-setting in achieving personal and professional success.
• The importance of understanding and aligning with the goals of team members.
• George's journey from a disorganized painter to a successful operator.
• The impact of effective coaching and tough conversations on team dynamics.
• Managing business challenges, such as dealing with unpredictable weather.
• The significance of continuous learning and growth in leadership.
• And so much more…

 

 

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