7 Biggest Mistakes CEOs Make

Bill Gallagher is a business coach and master facilitator with over 30 years of entrepreneurial and executive experience. Bill has spent the last 15 years coaching and training others in leadership and performance and previously led 4 companies of his own and been a partner or executive in 2 others. Bill discovered the Rockefeller Habits and Scaling Up 20 years ago, and has used them in his own companies.

Today, Bill coaches leaders and teams across more than 25 cities in 11 countries and is the host of the Scaling Up Business Podcast. He is a passionate and playful presenter and his clients, at all stages, share a hunger to grow successfully with an openness to new approaches and thinking.

Bill Gallagher is the guy you want around to sustain growth when you need to build consensus, or even when things explode and you need to get the team in action. Working alongside an entrepreneur, Bill is able to inspire people and companies, and then get them pulling together.

An experienced entrepreneur and executive, he has created and runs companies and business units ranging from startups to over US $500 million.

Happily married for over 20 years, Bill and his wife, Lori, live in the Oakland hills. Their grown children, Jack and Sophie, are also entrepreneurial and live nearby. ”

“Just stick to one thing.”

-Bill Gallagher

Join the captivating journey of self-discovery and leadership as The EO Wonder Podcast presents a groundbreaking episode that delves deep into the world of CEOs and their pitfalls. In this enlightening installment, renowned leadership expert Bill Gallagher, accompanied by charismatic host Kalika Yap, reveals the 7 Biggest Mistakes CEOs Make.

Renowned leadership coach Bill Gallagher brings his wealth of experience and expertise to the table, dissecting the most significant mistakes made by CEOs. Gallagher’s unique perspective, gained through years of working with CEOs across various industries, shines a light on the path to success while avoiding potential pitfalls.

One of the most remarkable aspects of this episode is its empowering nature. Rather than focusing on the negative aspects of mistakes, Yap and Gallagher use them as stepping stones for growth and improvement. Listeners are inspired to embrace their own vulnerabilities, learn from their missteps, and forge a path toward success.