When our biggest dreams seem out of reach, how do we find the perseverance to keep pushing forward? Host Denis Gianoutsos interviews attorney and asset protection coach Scherrie L. Prince to uncover the answer. They dive into lessons from business failures and how to turn those failures into future success. Scherrie shares her experience leading older team members as a young leader and what it taught her about earning respect. She explains why Colonel Sanders is her favorite leader - how he exemplified perseverance by not giving up on his dreams despite homelessness and rejections later in life. Scherrie also provides thoughts on changes in the workplace and real estate stemming from the pandemic.
Throughout the episode, she emphasizes the importance of authenticity for leaders and making the most of opportunities that align with your goals.
In This Episode:
Main Takeaways:
Quotes:
"I would say that, by far, the failures have given me a stronger platform for my success." - Scherrie L. Prince
Leadership is not merely a position. Simply saying 'I'm your boss' or 'I'm your supervisor' does not truly make you a leader." - Scherrie L. Prince
"I know I have certain tasks to complete, and I'm determined to get them done. However, being more comfortable, I believe I accomplish more." - Scherrie L. Prince
"If I'm looking at my leaders, I want to look at real people." - Scherrie L. Prince
"Sometimes change is scary, but if you think about the rewards that may come from change, sometimes they outweigh the risk." - Scherrie L. Prince
Connect with Scherrie:
Website: https://www.scherrieprince.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scherriespeaks
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