Take Command: A Leadership Podcast · 2024-04-30 · 33 min
About the Guest: Meet Asheesh Advani, a long-time entrepreneur and current CEO of Junior Achievement (JA). Asheesh had his first brush with the business world when he was voted CEO of a student business at the age of fourteen. As founder and leader of several entrepreneurial ventures, Asheesh learned the true meaning of “leadership,” which he says is still evolving as he pursues new goals and training. Asheesh wants nothing more than to empower his employees and the youths in JA by removing obstacles so others can succeed. What You Will Learn: What it means to be above or below the line of curiosity Strategies for building self-confidence and where to find your biggest supporters Insights into leadership coaching and its impact on Asheesh’s businesses Lessons in resilience as a child with a stutter up to a CEO overseeing multiple ventures Asheesh is a man who lives his truth daily. From the power of extracurriculars to the benefits of surrounding yourself with other smart people, you’ll learn from Asheesh’s every word in this lesson-packed episode. Additional Resources: Book: Modern Achievement ; Pre-order on Amazon- , Junior Achievements Please rate and review this Episode!
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