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Everyday Leadership is a podcast that explores the leadership experiences of real people and how they lead from the inside out, not just the outside in. Hosted by Sope Agbelusi, exec coach and Founder of Mindsetshift, the show provides an in-depth look at each guest's personal and professional journeys, exploring their origin story, successes, failures, faith and unique perspectives on leadership. Whether entrepreneurs, parents, CEOs, pastors, investors, business leaders, or everyday individuals, each guest provides an authentic, unrehearsed account of their leadership experiences. Through open and honest conversations, listeners will gain new insights into what leadership truly means and how it can be practically applied to their lives. Join Sope Agbelusi on Everyday Leadership as he goes in deep and keeps it real with today's most inspiring leaders.© 2020 - 2023 Everyday Leadership Economia Gestione e leadership Leadership Management Ricerca del lavoro Successo personale
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  • The Hidden Cost of $750M in Revenue | Tracy Holland

    The Hidden Cost of $750M in Revenue | Tracy Holland
    Oct 20 2026

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    Tracy Holland built a business that generated over $750 million in revenue. Yet behind that success was something most people never saw. Fear. Sleepless nights. The pressure of having millions at stake, and the struggle to admit when things were becoming too much.

    As the co-founder of Hatch Beauty, Tracy built relationships with some of the world's biggest retailers. She shares how one conversation with Trader Joe's led her to buy a manufacturing facility, a decision she says generated $150 million in revenue. She also explains why fear, rather than confidence, was the driving force behind much of her success.

    We explore the childhood experiences that shaped her relationship with money, the burnout that changed her priorities, and what it took to build a business while raising three children. Tracy also reveals why she eventually stopped putting money and achievement first, and started redefining what success meant to her.

    This is a conversation about ambition, the hidden pressures of entrepreneurship, and recognising when the very thing driving you forward might also be costing you something.

    Chapters:

    00:00 The Fear Behind $750M in Revenue
    01:33 How a Difficult Childhood Shaped Her Ambition
    09:22 What Waiting Tables Taught Her About Business
    18:09 How Cold Calling Led to a $400K Retail Order
    27:33 The Decision That Generated $150 Million
    31:50 Three Hours of Sleep and the Cost of Scaling
    38:48 Fear Was My Fuel
    43:30 Why Fear Is a Poor Teacher
    50:34 Building a Business While Raising Three Children
    55:47 The Burnout That Changed Everything
    57:38 Why She Kept Her Struggles Secret
    1:00:23 When Money Stopped Coming First

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    1 ora e 7 min
  • You Don't Have a Time Management Problem | Sope Agbelusi

    You Don't Have a Time Management Problem | Sope Agbelusi
    Oct 6 2026
    Most leaders think being busy means they need better systems, better priorities or more discipline. Sometimes that's true. Sometimes the real problem is that you've built a working life around being needed. In this episode, I unpack what Shopify's decision to remove thousands of recurring meetings taught me about defaults, Parkinson's Law, and why the behaviours that made you successful can eventually make you the bottleneck. I also look at why teams become dependent on leaders, why delegation advice often misses the point, and what your calendar reveals about what you value, avoid and refuse to release. Your calendar may not be the problem. It may be the evidence.
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    28 min
  • He Failed as a Leader at 24. Then Sold 12 Million Books | Thomas Erikson

    He Failed as a Leader at 24. Then Sold 12 Million Books | Thomas Erikson
    Sep 22 2026
    You can be brilliant at your job and still be terrible at leading people, because the skills that get you promoted are not always the skills that help other people perform. Thomas Erikson learned that at 24 when he became a manager and, in his own words, “messed it up badly.” That failure pushed him into a 30-year journey of self-awareness, communication and human behaviour. Years later, publishers told him Surrounded by Idiots was a stupid idea. He published it anyway. The book went on to sell 7 million copies, with the wider series reaching 12 million worldwide. In this conversation, we unpack why self-awareness comes before communication, why first impressions can mislead you, what pressure reveals about your behaviour, and why understanding people may become even more valuable as AI takes over more of the work machines can do. This one will make you question how well you really understand the people around you, and yourself.
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