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Results matter. In fact, we’re paid to get results. So the big question is this...how do business leaders, like us, who really want to do the right thing and make a difference; how do they get results?

Podcast · By Jim Riviello · English · Official site

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Sep 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    E371: The Real Reason You Never Have Enough Time (opens the original)

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    You don't have a time problem. You have a system problem. Every leader hits the same wall. Their calendar's full before they even open their eyes, back to back meetings, no white space. Time itself can't be managed. What can be managed is what you focus on, and today I'm giving you the three truths I use to manage my focus, and exactly when to put them to work, so you can start building a system of your own. > Links mentioned within << 1) Download my eBook: "The CEO Shift: Empower Your Leaders t

  2. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    E370: How to Actually Disconnect on Vacation (opens the original)

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    Picture this. You're on a beach chair, sun on your face, and your kid is mid-sentence telling you about the sandcastle she just built. Your hand is already moving toward your phone. Just for a second. Fifteen minutes later, you're drafting a reply in your head, and she's stopped talking to you. That's not a vacation. That's just working from a different zip code. Today I'm giving you the exact reason most executives never actually disconnect, and the one shift that makes it possible to be fully

  3. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    E369: The Best Leadership Books to Read This Summer (opens the original)

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    Before you head out on vacation, do one thing for me. Throw one of these in your bag. Summer's the one stretch all year where the pace actually lets up enough to read something that isn't a status update or a board deck. And the leaders who grow the fastest don't read more than everyone else. They read differently. Today I'm handing you the books that actually changed how I think, not just what I know, including three I reread every single summer, on purpose, not because I forgot them. > Links m

  4. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    E368: How to Think Like a C-Level Executive (opens the original)

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    C-level executives don't have better instincts. They have a different filter running underneath everything they say and do, and it's the reason a room trusts them before they've even finished the sentence. Today I'm giving you the four shifts in thinking that separate C-level executives from everyone circling the seat, including the one question the best ones ask before anyone else even sees the real problem. Watch this twice if you've ever walked out of a room knowing something was missing, and

  5. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    E367: 5 Habits That Get You Promoted (opens the original)

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    You hit every number this year. You did everything the job description asked of you. And someone else still got the seat. That's not bad luck. That's the wrong scoreboard. Today I'm giving you the 5 habits that actually get senior leaders promoted, the ones that don't show up on your performance review, and the one habit most people skip that's probably costing you the most. > Links mentioned within << 1) Download my eBook: "The CEO Shift: Empower Your Leaders to Think Like Entrepreneurs and Lea

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