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In America, you can go to the city hall and register any business for less than $200. You can then call yourself a CEO. You can even get a business card and add the title, "CEO" to your card. But do you know what it takes to be a real CEO, a great CEO? It's when hundreds of other people call you a CEO. At that point you've earned the right for other people to see you as a CEO. So today I get into the qualities of a great CEO.
#1: Know How to Manage Their Ego - 1:12
#2: Have a Touch of Humility - 3:07
#3: Are Extremely Driven - 3:34
#4: Care for Their People - 8:45
#5: Study Human Nature - 11:16
#6: Comfortable Handling Contradictions - 12:46
#7: Think Outside the Box - 15:11
#8: Have a Reputation - 15:45
#9: Great at Asking Questions - 19:00
#10: Want Feedback - 19:31
#11: Always Raising Standards - 19:40#12: Build Strong Alliances - 21:10#13: Speak Different Languages - 22:25
#14: Know Their Weaknesses - 23:31
#15: Know What They Do and Don't Know - 24:03
#16: Very Decisive - 24:27
#17: Understand Timing 25:06
#18: Very Strong Drivers - 25:23
#19: Very Good at Rallying the Troops - 25:45
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