🌍 Lead, Serve, Empower: Creating a Legacy of Success by Prioritizing Service and Ownership in Leadership💡 TTST Interview with Ryan Johnson of 3Sparrows Executive Leadership

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Show Notes

Ryan Johnson is the Founder & CEO of 3Sparrows Executive Services. As a fractional Chief Operations Officer and business management coach, I help small businesses owners empower their team members to grow from "Clock Punchers" to "Owners" and 10x their personal and business success.

Quote: “Empower those around you to take ownership, and you'll build a team that’s invested in shared success.” - Ryan Johnson

Fergie’s Top 5+ Knowledge Nuggets and Take-Aways:

1. Lead Through Service: Make serving others the foundation of your leadership. True influence begins when you prioritize the needs of those around you.
2. Empower Ownership: Encourage those around you to take ownership of their roles. When people feel empowered, they become invested in success.
3. Be a Solution for Others: Find ways to be a lifeline for those struggling. Your expertise could be exactly what someone else needs to overcome their challenges.
4. Seek and Give Mentorship: Surround yourself with mentors who challenge you to grow, and pay it forward by mentoring others on their journey.
5. Embrace the Power of Change: When life calls for it, don’t be afraid to pivot. Growth often requires stepping into new and unfamiliar territory.
6. Adapt and Thrive: Be willing to reinvent yourself when necessary. Adaptability is crucial to thriving in any environment.

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