Today’s executive tip comes from an article that I read a little while ago, talking about the difference between a founder and a C E O. And I thought it was very, very interesting. And I’ve seen this example actually many times in my life. The article was stating that a founder is somebody who’s really good at wearing. A lot of hats. They do everything. They’re generally one single person running an entire business, or they’re one of just a very small team running an entire business. And they like to have their hands in everything. They liked to be controlling everything. And they like to be performing a ton of different tasks all of the time.

And it’s important to understand that’s a founder and it’s a mindset. It’s honestly a lot of people, they kind of consider themselves either. Or a CEO, the CEO on the other hand is a very good delegator, they understand how to leverage people. They understand how to take an entire organization of, you know, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 plus people and, and get the most out of every single individual.

So that collectively they can do more. And neither founder, CEO, not, there’s not one that’s better than the other, but if you’re listening to the show, you were likely somewhere in this category or on your way to being in these one of these categories. And it’s important to have the self-awareness to understand what you are And to leverage.