Many leaders spend their careers chasing a scoreboard someone else set. It works until the how stops working, and nobody ever trained them on the why. This conversation picks up our Rethinking Success series dissecting the definition of success and failure for yourself while inviting real risk into your life. John McMahon connects a study of high school valedictorians to the sellers who win complex enterprise deals, and John Kaplan opens up about how fear of failure shaped his own path. Doug Holladay explains why the people who embrace setbacks build the most, and how leaders can start examining their own story before a crisis forces it.
Doug Holladay is the founder & CEO of PathNorth, a Georgetown MBA professor, a former Goldman Sachs senior officer and White House Special Ambassador, and the author of Rethinking Success: Eight Essential Practices for Finding Meaning in Work and Life.
