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37 contributions to Next Level Founders
What Leadership skill is the essential ingredient?
Just like you need for a perfect bake, what is the non negotiable for levelling up? Leading with purpose, clarity, and empathy shapes team success. Which skill have you developed that changed your impact? Share the main leadership quality that’s lifted your game. Love to hear from @Theodore Lanham @Max Krenke
What Leadership skill is the essential ingredient?
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For me - definitely clarity.
Unconditional Love as a Quality
Unconditional love is another human quality that is within all of us. Not as an idea, but as a quality we can actually experience and live from. It’s different than love that comes and goes based on how someone shows up, or how we feel in a given moment. Unconditional love doesn’t mean you agree with everything. It can be seen as the love a mother gives to her new born baby. It’s more like a steady openness. It feels soft and comforting like a light blanket on a cool night. Things feel ok and relaxed from here. Often for me this space feels simply healing. It helps us accept people for who they are truthfully. And from that place, we can make better informed decisions that are more caring and supportive for us all. More nurturing and regenerative rather than tearing down. Curious how this shows up for you. Where in your life do you notice unconditional love already present or not? Either is ok. Noticing is all we are after here.
Unconditional Love as a Quality
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First thing I thought of is actually unconditional love for ourselves. Often we are able to offer it to others (for example our kids), but can’t do the same for ourselves.
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Post a gif representing a win you had in the past few days. Tag someone else in the community and comment on another comment. Let's celebrate together.
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@Brad Weyant perfect response LOL
A Tool That Started My Journey
A lot of the work I do today around leadership and personal development actually began with something called the Enneagram. The Enneagram is a system that describes 9 patterns that show up in the world. It has been broken down into 9 personalty personality, the ways our ego organizes itself to navigate life. When I first encountered it years ago, it opened up a new level of understanding about myself and about other people. It was the doorway that eventually led me into coaching and the work I do today. I use these patterns in understanding ego, qualities of presence, and it leads to deeper and deeper growth within each of us. I am a certified Enneagram in Business coach. I’m curious… Would you be interested if I shared more about the Enneagram here in the community? Let me know if that would be interesting, if you are familiar with it, or if it is new to you below.
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Definitely aware but haven’t done a lot with it.
šŸ¦øā€ā™‚ļø My Origin Story
I’ve spent most of my life as an entrepreneur. Decades, starting 11 companies, operating, growing, and selling along the way. I’ve built businesses, led teams, made hard decisions, and carried the kind of responsibility that comes with being the one steering the ship. And along the way I noticed something almost every founder runs into. When a business tries to grow to the next level, the real challenge usually isn’t strategy. It’s the person leading it. I know because I've experienced this over and over again. The bigger the business gets, the more it asks of you, clearer thinking, better decisions, stronger leadership. At some point I realized something that changed how I approached everything: A business only grows to the level of the founder leading it. So I started focusing less on tactics and more on developing myself my clarity, leadership, and decision making. As that shifted, my businesses grew too. One of my companies grew 16x after I doubled down on growing myself. ⚔ My superpower I help founders grow their businesses to the next level by helping them grow into their next level as leaders. šŸš€ My mission To help founders develop into the leaders their businesses need them to become. šŸŒ Why I started this community Entrepreneurship can be lonely. I created this space for founders who want to grow their businesses by growing themselves. In a place we can grow together. Because when the founder grows…everything else follows. ⚔ What’s your superpower as a founder?
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@Brad Weyant Aw thanks Brad! (My English teachers always told me to cut half of what I wrote LOL).
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@Brad Weyant Hahaha - seriously - we could be the dream team. 🤣
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Janell Bitton
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Parent Coach helping parents of strong-willed, intense kids be confident in how they respond & engage so life is calmer & cooperation comes naturally.

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Joined Dec 9, 2025
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