If you feel a little bit overwhelmed in the day to day, that might mean you need a second in command.

If you feel like you don't have enough time to work on the core projects, that might mean you need one.

If you actually realize that you're too busy working in the business and you don't have time to grow your people,

either to grow their skills, to mentor them, to coach them, to grow their confidence,

if you're really just pushing to get stuff done but you're not there growing

and supporting your direct reports that's usually a great indication that you might need a

COO Alliance and brought to

you by its founder, Cameron Herald.

In the second in command podcast, we talked to top COOs who share the insights, strategies, and tactics

that made them the chief behind the chief.

And now, here's your host, Cameron Harold.

Today I'm excited to share a special conversation I had

with the host of entrepreneurs on fire, John Lee Dumas.

Together we delved into the essence of the entrepreneurial journey, emphasizing the need to truly savor each moment, embrace laughter, and prioritize those who mean the most to us.

After all, isn't our work just a way to pay the bills?

During our chat, we explored the role of the second in command, highlighting the

importance of complementing the entrepreneur's strengths and weaknesses.

I also shared my perspective on the significance of truly understanding and

committing to your company's core values

and the necessity of ensuring that your COO is as passionate about these values

as you are. In this episode you'll get insights on

my belief that success isn't just about hard work, but more about working smart.

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