I was thinking about something the other day that I thought I have to share on this podcast.
Since becoming an entrepreneur, I have had some of the biggest growth experiences of my life.
And what's been really interesting is that in looking back on my corporate career through this lens and realizing how many of the things that have helped me build a successful business are the exact same things that would've helped me get promoted faster and be a better leader.
And not too long ago, I was coaching a client, and I was sharing some strategies and tactics with her just to help her work through the challenge that she was facing, and I realized that some of what I teach now, some of what I know, I did not have a clue about stepping into my first time VP role.
And it's such a shame because it would've benefited me so much to have the lessons that I've now learned.
And I think a big part of the reason that I have learned so much and grown so much in four years is that since becoming an entrepreneur, I've just become a lot more intentional about the way I'm managing my business, the way I'm managing my career, as well as the way I'm spending my time.
And the best part is that you don't actually have to leave corporate to learn them.
So today, I'm gonna share with you three of the biggest lessons that entrepreneurship has taught me and how you can apply every single one of them to your corporate career.
[upbeat music] Welcome to More Women Promoted with me, Katie McFee, former exec turned leadership coach.
I believe you can be a successful exec without getting an MBA and create a career and life that you love without burning out.
Think of this podcast as a mix of girl talk plus what you wish they'd taught you in business school.
I'll always give it to you straight, so if you're ready for some real talk, let's do this.
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I was thinking about something the other day that I thought I have to share on this podcast.
Since becoming an entrepreneur, I have had some of the biggest growth experiences of my life.
And what's been really interesting is that in looking back on my corporate career through this lens and realizing how many of the things that have helped me build a successful business are the exact same things that would've helped me get promoted faster and be a better leader.
And not too long ago, I was coaching a client, and I was sharing some strategies and tactics with her just to help her work through the challenge that she was facing, and I realized that some of what I teach now, some of what I know, I did not have a clue about stepping into my first time VP role.
And it's such a shame because it would've benefited me so much to have the lessons that I've now learned.
And I think a big part of the reason that I have learned so much and grown so much in four years is that since becoming an entrepreneur, I've just become a lot more intentional about the way I'm managing my business, the way I'm managing my career, as well as the way I'm spending my time.
And the best part is that you don't actually have to leave corporate to learn them.
So today, I'm gonna share with you three of the biggest lessons that entrepreneurship has taught me and how you can apply every single one of them to your corporate career.
[upbeat music] Welcome to More Women Promoted with me, Katie McFee, former exec turned leadership coach.
I believe you can be a successful exec without getting an MBA and create a career and life that you love without burning out.
Think of this podcast as a mix of girl talk plus what you wish they'd taught you in business school.
I'll always give it to you straight, so if you're ready for some real talk, let's do this.