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What if great leadership wasn’t about making more decisions, but knowing which ones really matter?
In this week’s episode of Small Things Make a Big Difference, I sit down with Mike Menta, CEO of Red Nucleus, to explore what he’s learned in his first year leading a fast-growing global company. From Jeff Bezos’ “two tiers of decisions” to the art of empowering others, Mike shares how he’s building a culture where people love both the work they do and the place they do it.
We talk about:
- How to know when to decide — and when to let go
-Why happy people drive business performance-The surprising power of compartmentalization and being “in the moment”-What it means to really care about your people — at work and at home
It’s a conversation about leadership, balance, and the small choices that shape extraordinary results.
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