ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What if you had your own personal board of directors—not for your business, but for you? A carefully chosen group of people who challenge you, encourage you, open doors, tell you the truth, and help you become the person you need to be for whatever you’re building next.
In this episode, I’m joined by Eric Negron to break down exactly how to build your own personal board of directors. Eric shares the six key seats he believes we all need around our table, how to identify the right people to fill them, and how to intentionally cultivate those relationships over time. We also talk about why your board shouldn’t just be an echo chamber of people telling you what you want to hear—and why investing in yourself as a leader can have a direct impact on your business, your goals, and your life.
In this episode you will learn:
- The six key seats to include on your personal board of directors.
- How to identify the right people to fill each role.
- Why your board needs people who will challenge you and tell you the truth.
- How to intentionally maintain and reevaluate your board as your goals evolve.
You spend so much time thinking about the team you need to build around your business—but what about the people you need to build around you? This episode will give you a simple framework to take into your next CEO Day, identify the gaps around your table, and start intentionally building the personal board of directors you need for your next season of growth.
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