1. Think long term. 5 years plus. 2. Don’t get attached to events. Keep your calm. 3. Read. Make yourself better for future. Listen to audio book 4. Turn failure into feedback. How to do it better next time. 5. Respond; don’t react. 6. Be on time. 7. See problem as challenges 8. Value time over money 9. Start your day right. Find a routine. 10. Focus on strategy and not tactics 11. Schedule time to think.
12. Remember: the purpose of your organization is to serve society. Always ask “how can we be of more and better service as well as balance the needs over the long term of the employees, customers and keeping the company in business”
1000% agree with this. Being customer centric and growing from within is the real growth, most get this the wrong way round and are too busy trying to market to NEW clients, while forgetting what's already in their world.
Value the people working under you and reward the one's that stand out. I've noticed a trend recently where frontline employees are being undervalued by the C- suite. There's this really strange notion that it's actually the executives that run the company 😂😂😂 I think it's what happens when all the companies use the same 4 international consulting firms.... They start acting the same. Let's go back to the good old days where companies run as well oiled machines and everyone knows and understands each others roles.
Hello dear, one of the best practical, to the point and focused lectures I've ever listened to. Great work, u should also end up with a summary of 11 points so that we may take a screenshot to recall all points in one row.
Far from ridiculous actually. CEO's aren't paid for working more hours than anyone else. They're paid for making good decisions and good decisions comes from having a good state of mind. Equally, a CEO usually has far better time management than everyone else, because they understand the value of time. The only thing ridiculous is thinking CEO's are 'busier' than the receptionist.
@@petescott Reading books and purposeful thinking fertilizes and grows the mind. An attitude of service for Customers and employees will get to the winners circle. I’d suggest if you cannot commit to reading 24 books in a year you should give up the dream of the top job.
In principle I agree with you ... Reading 60 books a year means 5 books a month which is a difficult mission for a full-time management professor. BUT a reasonable number of SELECTED books is 4 - 10 books a year. The CEO agenda is extremally full and very complicated to spare much time for reading books although he / she has to. BUT selective and reasonable # of books a year will serve the purpose of getting developed and being updated. On the other hand, CEO needs to keep aware of market trends through reading financial reports, abstracts etc. THANKS
I am the owner of a couple of cold start businesses, although small with a handful of employees we have cracked the million turnover. I know I am busier than any of my staff but I do appreciate their time as I cannot do it all..
Your narrative is enthralling; much like a book that's enthralling in its storytelling. "The Hidden Empire: Inside the Private Worlds of Elite CEOs" by Adam Skylight
Hi, sorry for commenting late but could you give me some tips. I aspire to be a affiliated marketer and a CEO before 23 but not sure how. Also thanks for the video
The full form of CEO is chief executive officer...it depends on what stage the company is in...if the company is successful then of course they are rich 😁
Thanks for the guide yes im young im still 13 but ceo is my dream
Be careful Bcoz many of them in this age got disattracted from their ambition ☺best of luck ☺
Best of luck... Work hard and smart too😊
Good luck man
Dream big and visualise it daily
Being CEO is my biggest dream and I'm putting my mind To it I want to be filthy rich!!!!!!!!!
1. Think long term. 5 years plus.
2. Don’t get attached to events. Keep your calm.
3. Read. Make yourself better for future. Listen to audio book
4. Turn failure into feedback. How to do it better next time.
5. Respond; don’t react.
6. Be on time.
7. See problem as challenges
8. Value time over money
9. Start your day right. Find a routine.
10. Focus on strategy and not tactics
11. Schedule time to think.
12. Remember: the purpose of your organization is to serve society. Always ask “how can we be of more and better service as well as balance the needs over the long term of the employees, customers and keeping the company in business”
1000% agree with this. Being customer centric and growing from within is the real growth, most get this the wrong way round and are too busy trying to market to NEW clients, while forgetting what's already in their world.
Thanks
Your tips inspires me ,one day I will become CEO 😎
I am from india.. My dream is to become a successful CEO of infosys company... Bless me 💫😌
Go ahead dear
God bless you
@@shreya3449 tqs mam
@@nowiknowkannada1436 no need to be formal... I am a human helping another human... This must become normal if it's not. 👍🏻ATB...
Hey Pete, thanks for this amazing insights 👍 appreciated.
Great video, Pete. I pray you're prospering well.
Hello thx for the Advice i am 12 years old I want to Be a successful Ceo when i get older to help and support my family
Value the people working under you and reward the one's that stand out.
I've noticed a trend recently where frontline employees are being undervalued by the C- suite. There's this really strange notion that it's actually the executives that run the company 😂😂😂 I think it's what happens when all the companies use the same 4 international consulting firms.... They start acting the same. Let's go back to the good old days where companies run as well oiled machines and everyone knows and understands each others roles.
I will also become a CEO in the coming years
Books (5/month) - Physiology, philosophy, personal development and business
Wonderful points to ponder and work upon
They’re trying to make the world a better place .
This is crucial advise I reflect these tips on my personal life and I can use this in my life. Work and personal development.
Love this, be the CEO of your own life
It all starts with being the CEO of your own life for sure :)
Great content, although the Cover photo of your video doesn't seem to match the video
Hi I'm sorry I'm kinda late I have not watched many of your videos yet, do you have any books your would recommend me to read?
Geeat information informative and straightforward. I subbed thank you for your time and knowledge
Thanks for the sub, glad you enjoyed the video :).
New subscriber here from 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭😊 this video is very meaningful I'll apply this
Thanks S D! Adding videos on this channel again from today, so plenty more of this to come!
I don't really read books but I Listen to kind of this video and podcast and mentors
I would say that's definitely a change since I posted this video in 2018, more people now listen to podcasts 🙂
1.SETS GOALS
2.HAVE A TEN YEARS PLAN
3.INVEST
4.CEO MINDSET
Great Information 👍🏼
Hey @Pete Scott your point is really a game changer.thanku so much.
I want to become a CEO I am 10 but I want to be a CEO so bad
Start any business interest you and you will be . Nat Patel
Hello dear, one of the best practical, to the point and focused lectures I've ever listened to. Great work, u should also end up with a summary of 11 points so that we may take a screenshot to recall all points in one row.
Thank you, it's been 5 years since this video, so it might be time for an updated version :)
Prada me. I'm doing this already
I am lagging on the be-on-time. I am motivated by the fact that they won't ask what you had to do but it was on time.
Read the bible!🤗
Thanks for sharing perfect content like this.. 👍
Appreciate your comment :)
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The idea that a busy CEO can read 60 books a year is just ridiculous
Far from ridiculous actually. CEO's aren't paid for working more hours than anyone else. They're paid for making good decisions and good decisions comes from having a good state of mind. Equally, a CEO usually has far better time management than everyone else, because they understand the value of time. The only thing ridiculous is thinking CEO's are 'busier' than the receptionist.
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@@petescott Reading books and purposeful thinking fertilizes and grows the mind. An attitude of service for Customers and employees will get to the winners circle. I’d suggest if you cannot commit to reading 24 books in a year you should give up the dream of the top job.
In principle I agree with you ... Reading 60 books a year means 5 books a month which is a difficult mission for a full-time management professor. BUT a reasonable number of SELECTED books is 4 - 10 books a year. The CEO agenda is extremally full and very complicated to spare much time for reading books although he / she has to.
BUT selective and reasonable # of books a year will serve the purpose of getting developed and being updated. On the other hand, CEO needs to keep aware of market trends through reading financial reports, abstracts etc.
THANKS
I am the owner of a couple of cold start businesses, although small with a handful of employees we have cracked the million turnover. I know I am busier than any of my staff but I do appreciate their time as I cannot do it all..
Thank you, very useful
Thanks for your tips
Thank you very much!
12: get bitches, give stiches
Thanks for sharing .
New subscriber here from 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭😊 this video is very meaningful I'll apply this
Welcome Liz! Thanks for checking out my channel :).
@@petescott no worries because it inspires me tobe succesful and to be a better person 😊
I need many more videos, I am new leader and very young
Your narrative is enthralling; much like a book that's enthralling in its storytelling. "The Hidden Empire: Inside the Private Worlds of Elite CEOs" by Adam Skylight
Excellent video.
I appreciate your knowledge thank you ❤️
MY pleasure, thanks for being here :)
Hi, sorry for commenting late but could you give me some tips. I aspire to be a affiliated marketer and a CEO before 23 but not sure how. Also thanks for the video
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thanks.
Amazing
Amazing guide.
Thank you
Thanks Dude!
I definitely need to develop habit #1 and 10! Very difficult for me...
so much valueeee 😍😍😍
Thank You so much brother
My pleasure buddy, great to have you here on the channel!
Thank you Pete. You may want to check out The Habits of Profitability.
I am still 13 yrs but I will become a ceo dream
Clickbait. No female CEO in the video.
😂😂
You probably missed all the 'he or SHE' in the video.
@@petescott You missed coherence - that’s better.
@@1991acgs lol.
Your delivery and explanation is very well accepted and authentic. Thank you for these tips and an easy follow for me!
appreciate it!
Is a ceo an accountant and are they rich
The full form of CEO is chief executive officer...it depends on what stage the company is in...if the company is successful then of course they are rich 😁
CEO is highest employee of the company
thanks for the tips Pete!
A CEO position is just a job unless you formed the company, good paying maybe but just a job your trading your soul for.
Great INFORMATION
This was a great video 🎉❤
Hi Pete good info ceo qualities
Great. Thanks
Thank you.
Thank you
Very useful points. Thanks!
My pleasure 😀
wonderful video
love this!
oh wow! I do these unconsciously already! Cool beans lol! Thank you for this
Great to hear 😎
@@petescott Keep up it buddy! You're doing amazing!
Thank you for the video !
My pleasure, thanks for being here!
Great video
Confident 👌
👌👌
This video was great for me.
Glad you liked it Muhammad, getting this channel up and running again from today so watch our for more videos like this one!
Thanks 😊
my pleasure.
very nice content 😍😍😍
Thank you! 🙌
welcome sir! 😊 hopefully I can meet you someday 😊