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#105: Stacy Feiner and Mitchell Levy on Driving Culture for Mid-Sized Companies

January 20, 2016 by Mitchell Levy Leave a Comment

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Stacy Feiner

In this episode, Mitchell Levy, Chief Instigator of Ahas at the Aha Amplifier (http://AhaAmplifier.com),formally introduces his co-host for the month, #ThoughtLeader Dr. Stacy Feiner, an executive coach for the middle market and author of the book “Talent Mindset: The Business Owner’s Guide to Building Bench Strength” (http://www.talentmindsetbook.com).This month’s #TLL episodes focus on helping mid-sized businesses reach sustainable success. This can be done, according to Stacy, by making sure business owners are able to influence or create culture that subscribes to the values of the company from within. The challenge for many business owners today, as well as in the past, is driving a culture in which the company’s rules to live by are really being followed by employees. Each business owner has their own “unequivocal expectations”from their workers. These are the rules to live by, and as Stacy points out, there is no other person in the company who has the responsibility to instill it within the community than the business owner themselves.

As an expert in helping organizations in the middle market, Stacy discusses what mid-sized companies are and why business owners would need an executive coach like her to steer their company. She emphasizes that business owners will be able to increase revenue, optimize talent, and enhance value if they think correctly about building culture and letting their people live by the set of values you’ve created.

To learn more about Thought Leadership and how it can help you be successful, subscribe to the channel: http://youtube.com/user/thoughtleaderlife.

Here are a couple of AhaMessages from the episode. See more in the “Aha Moments from Thought Leader Life”eBooks available in the social media-enabled eBook platform, Aha Amplifier: http://AhaAmplifier.com/.

• It is the business owner’s responsibility to create a community of people who work with purpose and meaning. @StacyFeiner #TLL
• Unequivocal expectations lead to conviction and execution. @StacyFeiner #TLL
• In our fast-paced world with things happening so quickly, why focus on culture? Find out now! @happyabout #TLL

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About Mitchell Levy

Mitchell Levy, host of Thought Leader Life, is the Thought Leader Architect and CEO at THiNKaha who has created and operated fifteen firms and partnerships since 1997. https://firpodcastnetwork.com/team_member/mitchell-levy/

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