She Hit #1 in Global Sales by Doing Less, Not More
The Jo Show · Jo McKee
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Show Notes
SLEEP MORE. WIN.
Radia Carr hit #1 in global sales while sleeping 8 hours a night and working out twice a day.
In this episode, she breaks down why most high performers burn out unnecessarily, the three habits she sees in every leader who sustains success, and why refusing to give feedback is the most selfish thing a leader can do.
Plus: why she still gets imposter syndrome and what she'd tell her younger self.
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TIMSTAMPS
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:09 The Myth of "More Hours = More Success"
05:59 3 Habits Every High Performer Shares
08:47 Routines and Their Misconceptions
11:34 Why Self-Leadership Comes First
14:11 How to Set a Vision Your Team Will Follow
17:05 Why Avoiding Feedback is Selfish
20:15 Executive Presence: It's Simpler Than You Think
22:49 I Still Get Imposter Syndrome
25:39 The Future of Leadership
31:06 Next episodes