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The CEO Project Podcast

The CEO Project Podcast

著者: Jim Schleckser
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Want to build a great business? The CEO Project Podcast and host Jim Schleckser brings proven tools and techniques to scale your business. Each episode dives deep into a critical business topic for CEOs of mid to large-sized firms.The Lazy CEO Podcast (c) 2022 マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 出世 就職活動 経済学
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  • 6 Types of Working Genius: What Patrick Lencioni Wants You to Know
    2026/09/14
    Working Genius helps leaders understand the work that gives people energy, the work that drains them, and how to build more effective teams around those differences. In this episode of The CEO Project Podcast, host Jim Schleckser speaks with Patrick Lencioni, bestselling author, leadership expert, and founder of The Table Group. Patrick explains the six types of Working Genius and how each contributes to moving an idea from its earliest stage through successful execution. He also discusses vulnerability, team dynamics, CEO burnout, and why leaders should stop trying to excel at every kind of work. You'll learn how to: • Identify the work that energizes you and the work that creates frustration • Understand the six geniuses of Wonder, Invention, Discernment, Galvanizing, Enablement, and Tenacity • Build a leadership team that fills critical gaps rather than replicating your strengths • Match the right people to the right roles • Structure meetings around the type of work that needs to happen • Prevent one person's strengths from disrupting the team's progress • Use vulnerability to create greater trust and collaboration • Examine whether your motivation for leadership is service or personal reward Patrick also explains how Working Genius complements his other leadership models by helping CEOs get the right people on the bus, place them in the right seats, and then build a cohesive team. Listen to discover how Working Genius can help you reduce frustration, prevent burnout, improve teamwork, and ensure that every stage of the work receives the energy and talent it needs. Listeners can also receive 20% off the Working Genius assessment at workinggenius.com by using the discount code CEO. Check out: 9:12: How Patrick Lencioni developed the Working Genius model 12:46: The six types of Working Genius and how they move work from idea to completion 21:18: How CEOs can use Working Genius to build more balanced leadership teams About Patrick Lencioni Patrick Lencioni is the pioneer of the organizational health movement and one of the world's foremost experts on leadership and teamwork. As an author, speaker, consultant, and CEO of The Table Group, Pat has spent the last 25 years shaping the organizational health movement by helping leaders develop cohesive teams and engaged employees. With his signature mix of inspiration, humor, storytelling, and no-nonsense practicality, Pat has spoken to millions of leaders at national and global conferences and is consistently the top-rated keynote speaker at major events. Whether he's addressing Fortune 500 companies, professional sports organizations, government agencies, non-profits, schools, or churches, Pat's down-to-earth nature and insightful concepts are sure to resonate. The world's foremost expert on organizational health and teamwork, Patrick's books have sold more than 6 million copies, and his work has been featured in Fortune, USA TODAY, Bloomberg Businessweek, Forbes, and Harvard Business Review, to name a few.
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    35 分
  • How Soft Leadership Styles Can Actually Boost Your Business Growth
    2026/09/07

    Soft leadership styles can help CEOs build trust, increase accountability, and create healthier teams without sacrificing performance.

    In this episode of The CEO Project Podcast, host Jim Schleckser speaks with visionary entrepreneur, inventor, and movement leader Staci Wright about how workplace expectations are changing and why traditional leadership models are struggling to keep up.

    Staci explains how trust, collaboration, emotional intelligence, and psychological safety can replace rigid command-and-control leadership. She also discusses why compassionate leadership must still include clear expectations, honest feedback, and accountability.

    You'll learn how to:

    • Build trust without abandoning performance standards
    • Create psychological safety while maintaining accountability
    • Recognize how stress affects decision-making and productivity
    • Support employee wellbeing without becoming responsible for employees' personal lives
    • Address a struggling or toxic workplace culture
    • Measure cultural progress through retention, feedback, and employee behavior
    • Use soft leadership styles to create healthier, more resilient teams

    Staci also introduces a new way to think about organizational structure. Instead of placing leaders at the top of a pyramid, she describes them as the roots of a tree, creating the conditions employees need to thrive and the business needs to produce results.

    If your team is experiencing burnout, turnover, distrust, or declining performance, the answer may require more than another employee benefit or team-building exercise. Listen to this conversation to learn how soft leadership styles can help you build a culture where people feel supported, accept accountability, and perform at their best.

    Check out:

    6:35: Why adding compassion to an old command-and-control model can cause performance to decline

    11:48: How leaders can create psychological safety while maintaining accountability

    23:42: Three steps for repairing a stressed or toxic workplace culture

    About Staci Wright

    Staci Wright is a visionary entrepreneur, inventor, and movement leader whose work centers on social impact and the power of business to create meaningful change. With over 20 years of experience, she has founded multiple companies, secured 28 patents, and led ventures that blend innovation, humanity, and purpose.

    Across all of her work, the common thread is a commitment to building businesses that serve people, strengthen communities, and support inner and collective transformation. Known for her heart-led leadership and systems-level thinking, Staci believes business can—and must—be a force for healing, sustainability, and hope.

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    31 分
  • Why Your Brand Story Is the Best Marketing Tool You Have
    2026/08/31

    In this episode of The CEO Project Podcast, host Jim Schleckser speaks with fractional CMO, global keynote speaker, and bestselling author Alison Michaels about building a marketing ecosystem that is aligned, strategic, and scalable.

    Alison explains why strong marketing starts with more than ads or social media. It requires a clear brand story, a high-performing website, consistent messaging, the right channels, and a customer experience designed around the audience you want to reach. She also shares why many companies struggle when agencies focus on execution without fully understanding the business's revenue drivers.

    You'll learn how to:

    • Build a connected marketing ecosystem instead of relying on isolated tactics
    • Develop an authentic brand story that resonates with the right customers
    • Decide which marketing channels deserve your time and investment
    • Use people, customer stories, and video to make your brand more relatable
    • Simplify your marketing so you can measure what is actually working
    • Align marketing investments with leads, revenue, and long-term growth
    • Recognize when fractional marketing leadership may be the right fit

    Alison also explains why "good enough" marketing rarely supports a company's next stage of growth and how elevating your messaging, imagery, customer experience, and overall brand can help attract more discerning, higher-value buyers.

    If your marketing feels fragmented, difficult to measure, or disconnected from revenue, this conversation will help you identify the gaps. Listen now to learn how a stronger marketing ecosystem and a more authentic brand story can give your company a clearer voice, attract the right audience, and support scalable growth.

    Check out:

    6:42 – Why your website is the foundation of a scalable marketing ecosystem

    13:18 – How an authentic brand story helps companies connect with the right customers

    20:47 – Why simplifying your marketing makes it easier to measure results

    About Allison Michels

    Allison Michels is a Fractional Chief Marketing Officer, global keynote speaker, and 6x bestselling author with 15+ years of experience advising CEOs, founders, and senior leaders across for-profit and nonprofit sectors. Her specialty is building marketing ecosystems that are aligned, strategic, and scalable — helping organizations clarify their voice, attract the right audiences, and launch initiatives that move the needle. A certified John Maxwell trainer, Allison has delivered content for global audiences as large as 20,000, worked alongside John Maxwell on transformational leadership in Paraguay, and built a podcast and conference series that have reached over 100 countries. She is the founder of LAUNCH, a strategic marketing practice helping high-achieving leaders create clarity and increase revenue.

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    29 分
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