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As an entrepreneur, learning how to be a good boss involves a transition from being totally self-reliant to learning how to delegate your abilities and results to other people. FYI – it’s totally normal to struggle with that. What you’ll find in this episode: The reasons you’re not good at managing people as an entrepreneur….

Ep #41: How to Be a Good Boss

As an entrepreneur, learning how to be a good boss involves a transition from being totally self-reliant to learning how to delegate your abilities and results to other people. FYI – it’s totally normal to struggle with that.

What you’ll find in this episode:

  1. The reasons you’re not good at managing people as an entrepreneur.
  2. How to avoid being a “swooper.”
  3. How to determine what kind of leader you want to be.
  4. The steps to take toward becoming a great boss.

Featured on the Show and Other Notes:

  • More on “swoopers” – Who SHOULD and Who SHOULD NOT work for a Female Entrepreneur
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