ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What changes when “I’ll try” becomes “I’ll do it!”? Carla Ondrasik, author of Stop Trying!, joins Jim Bonham to explore how fear of failure and perfectionism can keep good ideas from becoming action.
Drawing on her career in music publishing, Carla shares a story about a songwriter who took on a challenge he thought was beyond him. She and Jim discuss what leaders can do to make room for ideas, mistakes and initiative, and why that matters in an employee-owned company, where everyone has a stake in what happens next.
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