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Eric Church

10-time GRAMMY nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year
EPISODE 192

Commit to your vision

Every leader needs to have the courage of their convictions. 

If you’re not committed to your vision, why should anyone else be? 

Listen to this episode with Eric Church, a country music artist, 10-time GRAMMY nominee, and entrepreneur. You’ll find a new source of strength as a leader when you learn how to commit to your vision.

You’ll also learn:

  • How to recognize the “right” risks to take
  • Advice for balancing your vision with others’ feedback
  • How to differentiate your product in a crowded category
  • What Taylor Swift told him after he got fired from the Rascal Flatts tour

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More from Eric Church

Use feedback to develop your vision
Feedback is powerful. But without a larger vision, it can quickly lead you astray. Let the feedback you receive guide your vision, not hijack it.
Beware of boredom after success
Success can breed complacency. So don’t let yourself get bored! Take risks that push the boundaries of what you’re comfortable with.
When it comes to vision, nobody can have it for you
Your vision is yours alone to define. Pair that vision with conviction, and others will be eager to help you bring it to life.
Let your customers "own" your products
When you release something into the world, it’s no longer just yours. It’s part of your customers' lives. Celebrate that shift, and let them make it their own.

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Clips

  • When it comes to vision, nobody can have it for you
    Eric Church
    Eric Church
    10-time GRAMMY nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year
  • Use feedback to develop your vision
    Eric Church
    Eric Church
    10-time GRAMMY nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year
  • Work with people who will help you stay true to your vision
    Eric Church
    Eric Church
    10-time GRAMMY nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year
  • In a crowded category, find a way to differentiate your product
    Eric Church
    Eric Church
    10-time GRAMMY nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year
  • Do it for the vision, not the money
    Eric Church
    Eric Church
    10-time GRAMMY nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year
  • Let your customers "own" your products
    Eric Church
    Eric Church
    10-time GRAMMY nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year
  • Beware of boredom after success
    Eric Church
    Eric Church
    10-time GRAMMY nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year
  • Take chances worth failing for
    Eric Church
    Eric Church
    10-time GRAMMY nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year
  • Commit to your vision
    Eric Church
    Eric Church
    10-time GRAMMY nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year

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