1/2 The Delegator's Dilemma, Yuri Elkaim

There comes a point in every leader's career, especially an entrepreneurial leader, where they realize that what they are doing is unsustainable and the value they're adding is massively devalued because they are doing too much. The answer is, of course, that we need to trust enough to delegate to someone else. As much as delegation may seem like the perfect solution, it can be a disaster. As a result, we can end up in, what's now known as, the Delegator's Dilemma. How to navigate the Delegator's Dilemma is specifically where we're going on our next couple of episodes. Our guest is Yuri Elkaim. At 17 years old, Yuri faced an auto-immune illness that took him from being a hairy teen to bald. He then became a pro athlete who, at age 24, reconsidered his life path as an athlete and returned from Europe to pursue his deeper passion for health and nutrition. From there, he went on to build a business that would assist ½ million people worldwide. Yuri Elkaim has become a leading health expert, New York Times bestselling author, and the founder of Healthpreneur®. Yuri is a proud Canadian contrarian thought leader. He walks his talk by sharing lessons and insights from being a pro athlete to having 17 years as a leader in the entrepreneurial trenches. Website https://healthpreneurgroup.com Social Media https://www.instagram.com/healthpreneur https://www.youtube.com/healthpreneur https://twitter.com/elkaimyuri https://www.facebook.com/healthpreneur1 Part 1) How Strengths Become Weakness Good Enough at it Before You Can Delegate it. Leading from where they are rather than where you are Are you coaching, micro-managing, or babysitting What's the distinction between Coaching and Delegating The Time Investment, Time Interest Equation Recognizing Your Genius Zone and Your Danger Zone Curious to discover how tapping into the Anatomy of Meaning can #actualize your #business, #culture, #Leadership and #tribe DovBaron.com "Those Who Control Meaning for The Tribe, Also Control The Movement of That Tribe"