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In this episode, he shares the leadership lessons he learned over many years of leadership in the public sector—from influencing people to recovering from defeats, handling leadership transitions, and staying focused on important long-term goals.

Key episode topics include: leadership, government, negotiation strategies, leadership transitions, resilience, focus, planning, influence, diplomacy.

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Progressing into management is something that many of us are likely to want to do in our careers but where do you even start? Working in marketing is hard and navigating your way into a management position is super difficult. In today's episode, we dive into everything you might need to know about progressing into management no matter what point of your marketing career journey you are at.

In this episode, the Girls in Marketing Team talk about:

• How to become a manager
• Progressing in your career
• Career journeys in marketing
• How to lead a team
• The difference between a leader and a manager

If you're looking to get into a management position or simply looking to level up your career, this episode is a must-listen!

If you're new around here, make sure you're following Girls in Marketing on social media:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/girls-in-marketing/

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When it comes to entrepreneurship, many traits are vital to your business's success.

But there’s one trait that is often misunderstood and overlooked.

Leadership.

In this latest episode, I explain why no amount of marketing, leads, or sales will ever outperform leadership and how you can start to develop into a high-performing leader.

0:00:00 - Opening

0:03:56 - 1951 US Army Leadership Field Manual: FM 10-22

2:08:03 - Final Thoughts and Take-aways.

2:09:53 - Support: How to Stay on THE PATH.

2:45:05 - Closing Gratitude

Amy Buechler is an executive coach for startup founders.

Michael Seibel is a partner and the CEO of YC.

In this episode we talk about coaching and use examples from Michael’s time working on Justin.tv and Socialcam.

You can find Amy at her site foundercoach.io and on Twitter at @amybue.

Michael is on Twitter at @mwseibel.

The YC podcast is hosted by Craig Cannon.

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Topics

00:00 - Intro

00:41 - What is coaching?

01:11 - How is coaching different from therapy?

2:31 - What are the most common challenges founders in coaching have?

3:26 - Challenges with roles and responsibilities at Twitch

7:46 - How would Amy have coached Michael around roles and responsibilities?

9:41 - Not being disruptive as a leader

11:31 - Switching roles at Twitch

12:46 - Uneven equity splits

15:01 - Distributing and negotiating equity

21:16 - Communicating your own value

22:51 - Can there be too much communication?

24:11 - Productive arguments

28:11 - Talking about performance issues

30:16 - Setting clear goals and managing motivation

33:16 - Enjoying the work

34:01 - Conversations about runway

36:51 - Digging your company out of the grave and continuing

40:21 - Michael being against coaching initially

42:31 - How to have hard conversations

44:16 - Removing a responsibility from someone

49:51 - Returning to roles and responsibilities

50:41 - Jeanie McCallister asks - What’s the single most important piece of advice you can give a founder?

You need only one or two consistent traits of an inspirational leader to inspire people. In this episode, Craig Groeschel will show you how to inspire your team by identifying your inspirational leadership style and finding new ways to strengthen it.

The most valuable thing you are going to learn in business isn't how to sell. It is how to manage a team, from the guy sweeping the floor to your highest-level VP. Mastering the art of leadership is hard, but worth it. So how do you learn how to lead? The first step is to make a habit of taking initiative. When you see something that needs to be done and you do it well, you're on your way to becoming an incredible leader--the kind that knows how to build wealth and build an empire.