What are the key elements of creating an organization that strives for something more than just traditional services and products? And how do these elements help drive profitability and positive impact on the world? In this episode, we discuss the...
What are the key elements of creating an organization that strives for something more than just traditional services and products? And how do these elements help drive profitability and positive impact on the world? In this episode, we discuss the concept of "profit-driven innovation" and the importance of establishing core values such as integrity, ethical excellence, honest communication, and consistent fairness. We share insights on how to stand out from competitors through innovative strategies and time-saving measures, as well as strategies for scaling a business to reach $10 million in revenue.
[00:01 – 07:40] Building Strong Business Bonds
[07:41 – 16:05] Navigating People Problems through Assessments
[16:06 – 28:34] Hiring the Right People for the Right Role
[28:35 – 30:17] Closing Segment
Quotes:
“Sometimes it's just a matter of taking that first step and watching the journey evolve.” - Kris Langworthy
“Take the time to invest in the quality decision and the quality investment.” - Kris Langworthy
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Speaker, Trainer, Coach
In her 25+ years as a nurse and workplace chaplain, Kris Langworthy regularly witnessed the health issues caused by work-related stressors. In 2013 Kris launched Impact Zone Strategies, a company focused on equipping leaders with the tips, insights and strategies needed to better understand their personal design so they can maximize their impact without sacrificing what matters most
Kris lives on 6 acres of beauty in rural Minnesota with her husband of 31+ years, 2 of their 6 children, 1 energetic puppy and a barnful of cats. She loves the smell of fresh cut hay in June, the crackle of a bonfire in October and the giggles of her girls at bedtime.