384: How to Create a High Performing Team at Home and at Work

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Natalie Eckdahl

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4.8 • 630 Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Having high performers work with me at home and in the business has allowed me to have more time and a greater impact, but it wasn't always like this! I have made several hiring mistakes over the years and my hope is that this episode will help you surround yourself with a high performing team that allows you to stay focused on the work and home responsibilities that are most fulfilling to you.

Have you ever wondered why your team isn’t as outstanding as you’d hoped for? Creating a high performing team is something that every CEO wants. But not every leader knows how to create a workplace environment where collaboration comes naturally and everyone brings each other up, smashes goals and works together to drive the business forward.

When your team isn’t performing to your standards, it can often feel like you’re tolerating too much. This isn’t the ‘dream team’ you hoped for when you launched your business and you don’t have to put up with it. If you’re fed up with mediocre team members and want to learn how to build a high performing team that you can be proud of, tune into this special episode with Shelli Warren!

This week Shelli shares her unique twist on the five key factors of creating a high performing team. As Shelli points out in the podcast, once you know how to create a high performing team, you’ll never settle for anything less again.

Are you ready to stack a team that can deliver?

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0:00.0	Welcome to our new high performing women series.
0:10.9	The next 12 episodes feature incredible women entrepreneurs.
0:15.8	I have already recorded these interviews and I cannot wait to share them with you. I love learning from
0:23.2	other women on how they have built and grown their businesses. And in a way, this series is like
0:29.8	going back to my podcasting roots. The first 150 episodes I ever did were all interviews.
0:37.8	You can be sure I got lots of ideas of what is working right now.
0:42.1	And the women are from all different sizes of business too, from five figures all the way
0:47.3	up to eight figures.
0:49.1	Before we launch into the interviews starting next week, I want to share a training on how to create a
0:56.4	high performing team. I have made several hiring mistakes over the years, both in my home and in
1:03.8	my businesses. And my hope is that this episode will help you surround yourself with a high performing team that allows you to stay focused on the work and home responsibilities
1:17.5	that are most fulfilling and impactful to you. Before we dig in, though, I'd love to welcome you to the
1:25.9	Bistichs podcast. I'm your host, Natalie Eckdal.
1:29.7	I'm a business strategist, power napper, out-of-the-box thinker, author, speaker, mama, MBA,
1:37.8	and CEO of BizChicks, Inc. Our business is dedicated to helping women entrepreneurs grow and scale their businesses
1:45.5	while retaining more profit and creating more time for their VIPs.
1:51.8	My VIPs are my husband Mark and our three children ages 4 to 17.
1:58.1	I have a very full life running a home, family, and this dream business where we help high-performing
2:04.9	women entrepreneurs create their first or next six figures in profit. And we are proud to work
2:11.4	with women from diverse industries, locations, cultures, and all different ages. In case you're wondering, I do not
2:21.2	have a perfect life and don't claim to be superwoman. It all works because I have a team and coffee.
2:28.8	I have help at home and in the business. This episode is especially dear to me because I always encourage women to get as much help
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