00:03:29.580If we go based on that 40 years long term, pretty much everything works itself out.
00:03:34.940However, a leader must know that to bring hope to the team, simultaneously address the real issues that we can do something about, to highlight to the peers, and challenge peers to step up and do something about it with a strategy, with a challenge.
00:03:50.720Then from there, you go out there and execute during times like this with a high level of urgency, very, very much of a hope feeling things are going to work out, but extremely urgent and a bit of paranoia to say, if we don't, we could go out of business.
00:04:05.340I know all this stuff may be like, that's kind of a bipolar thing, isn't it?
00:04:09.020It is, but you need both of it, right?
00:04:10.360You need somebody that's poised, calm, ready, prepared, excited.
00:04:30.400My challenge to you is for the market to discover you as a leader, not as somebody that panics, fears, has anxiety constantly when shit hits the fan.
00:04:38.240So having said that, if this message gave you value, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel.
00:04:43.400And if you want to go a little bit deeper into a message like this, watch a video I did two years ago.
00:04:47.480I think it's called The Difference Between Wartime Leaders and Peacetime Leaders.
00:04:51.160Having said that, have a great day, everybody.