825- Grow, Build and Scale your Organization Using Strategies and Tools with Beate Chelette

Are you one of those people who would rather stay in their comfort zone to avoid the pain of failure? Are you constantly concerned about your decisions, afraid that they will turn out to be a huge mistake? Do you easily give up when things get difficult? What if there was a blueprint? A set of steps to follow to avoid going through all of these painful experiences?

Beate Chelette is a growth architect, author of “Happy Woman Happy World,” and host of the podcast "The Women's Code". As a single mom who overcame $135,000 in debt, she cracked the new business code and sold her business to Bill Gates for millions. Today, Beatty discusses the importance of failure, the need to acknowledge differences in how people operate, and her blueprint for building a successful business.

Quotes

“Look at failure as a road sign that tells you not to go this way, instead of throwing a temper tantrum and crying over why this way doesn't work.” - Beate Chelette

“The entire idea of working together is built on strength. We're doing this because you're doing something I find interesting, and I'm doing something you find interesting.” - Beate Chelette

“The new business code is about teaching men how women operate, teaching women how men operate, and teaching people how non-conforming individuals operate so they get some measure that their idea is only their perception.” - Beate Chelette

Takeaways

06:49 Acknowledging differences in how people operate, rather than trying to force conformity, is key to building successful teams.

15:05 Focusing on individual strengths and forming teams based on complementary skills can lead to better outcomes.

17:53 Maintaining open communication and incorporating feedback is crucial for business growth.

19:51 Staying calm and avoiding judgment can foster a more inclusive and productive work environment.

22:24 Failure should be viewed as a learning opportunity, not a reason to give up.

Resources

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