how to be a good boss

Eyal not only quit his high paying corporate consulting job in the mining and energy industry to create his own brilliant start-up in the political sphere with some friends, but a few years into it, he also quit his own leadership style that was driving the business into the ground

If that's not enough, once he rebuilt his start-up from the ground up to be a success story, he stepped down as CEO to work as an Investment Director of Australia's Victorian Government in New York.

He has learnt many things along the way about himself and others, including what makes his and his peer's minds tick, what it means to people when they are fully respected and how we are not always as right as we think we may be.  

His learnings and advice are backed heavily by lived experience. A set of major lightning-bolt moments in his life, such as his business nearly going broke, his team walking out on him and his father being in a critical condition have really forced him to be present with himself, his family and his team.

These pivotal moments have helped him peel back the onion on what is really important in life and what isn’t.

It’s very refreshing to hear a story with such candour, of a guy who nearly lost it all, and how trusting his team helped him not only rebuild the company, but himself along the way.

Connect with Eyal: eyalhalamish.com