Every CEO is a CRO
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Leading AI-Adopting Teams70%
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Emphasizing the role of CEOs as Chief Reminding Officers
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Assume that people don't know what we're about to say or they don't remember and then remind them. I honestly believe that people that do this are very successful in life and yet the vast majority of people I know and the vast majority don't like to do this because they're afraid that somebody's going to say, "I already knew that. What do you think I'm stupid?" And for every time that somebody says that there's 19 [music] times where they're like, "Oh, I'm so glad you reminded me." But because of the fear of that one time when somebody's going to think we're annoying or insulting them by reminding [music] them, we leave the other 19 things unsaid. Because how many times in life do people miss out on things because somebody thought, "Well, I assume they already knew that."
Original Description
For every one person who says "I already knew that," there are 19 who say "I'm so glad you reminded me." But most of us are so afraid of being the person to speak up that we let all 19 of those people remain in the dark.
In this episode, Cody and I talk about why the best leaders, parents, and teammates assume people don't remember, and remind them anyway. Why the CEO is really the Chief Reminding Officer. Why your job isn't to entertain yourself with new material. And why nobody has ever left a company because someone over-communicated.
🎙️ At The Table Podcast — Ep 269: I Assumed You Remembered
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