63: The Secret Weapon to Success is No Longer a Secret with Tony Stubblebine from Coach.me

63: The Secret Weapon to Success is No Longer a Secret with Tony Stubblebine from Coach.me

Tony Stubblebine was not one of those 22-year-old tech startup CEOs, wearing hoodies and distributing profane business cards. He got his start as a sharp programmer, working alongside people like Ev Williams and Biz Stone, and has been steadily climbing his way up the ladder since. The path to becoming a successful CEO involved a lot of growth and personal development for him, almost like an athlete in training. One thing he could have used much earlier is a good coach. “I didn’t get my first coach until it was way too late. Why didn’t I have an exec coach grooming me to be an executive, to be a CEO?” Follow Stubblebine's journey as he took, what others perceived to be, his weaknesses and turned them into strengths that made him a force to be reckoned with. Stubblebine shows just what it takes to become a great leader and a CEO of a multimillion dollar business. In this interview you will learn: A full breakdown of all the elements that make up a great leader and CEO The secrets to utilizing meditation in order to stay grounded and tackle any and all challenges Why you don't need to be a jerk, and there's nothing wrong with being the 'nice guy' The process of building a great product that drives social change How to bring out that 'elite performance' mindset from yourself and achieve it & much more!

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