Managing Yourself as CEO
Master the inner game of leadership. Learn to manage your energy, make time for what matters, and lead yourself before you lead others.
"You can't pour from an empty cup. The most important leadership work you do is on yourself."
The CEO job is relentless. The demands never end, the decisions never stop, and everyone is watching. If you don't manage yourself intentionally, the job will consume you—and you'll become a worse leader as a result.
The best CEOs I know are ruthless about protecting their time and energy. They know that their judgment, creativity, and presence are their most valuable assets—and those assets degrade when depleted.
In this topic, you'll learn to manage your calendar like a CEO, build routines that sustain performance, handle the loneliness and pressure of the role, and maintain the perspective and balance that make you a better leader.
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Your energy management is more important than your time management
The CEO who doesn't take care of themselves can't take care of their company
Solitude is not loneliness—schedule time for reflection
Your confidence must exceed your competence, but not by too much
The best CEOs are lifelong learners who know they don't have all the answers
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