Episode 237 - Lessons Learned from the CEO of Fancy.com

<p>High-performing leaders and organizations constantly look for ways to improve their strategies, their workplace, and their people.&nbsp;They never stop moving forward&nbsp;and always figure out ways to grow. Sometimes, this means bringing someone from the&nbsp;outside&nbsp;world&nbsp;into&nbsp;your company&nbsp;and letting them share their experience.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Our guest today, Greg, is an expert at helping others&nbsp;find&nbsp;the blind spots in their companies and take action on&nbsp;changing and improving their&nbsp;culture. He shares with us golden nuggets,&nbsp;throughout the entire episode, that apply not only in the professional life but also in everyone’s personal life.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Greg Spillane is a growth-focused technology leader with an&nbsp;18+ year track record of success in large-scale business development, architecting, and implementing innovative go-to-market strategies, building high-performing teams with a strong culture and taking technology products from concept to commercial viability by leading the strategy, design, development, and marketing.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Greg applies all the lessons he has&nbsp;learned&nbsp;throughout his athletic career as a Division I offensive lineman as well as those he learned while developing high-performing teams and organizations, to further improve his skills and help other businesses&nbsp;thrive.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Listen to&nbsp;<strong>Episode 237&nbsp;</strong>of&nbsp;<strong>Becoming Your Best,&nbsp;</strong>to learn how to better lead your teams, how to build the culture that you want and why&nbsp;it’s&nbsp;important to trust the people that you chose to be part of your organization and let them do what they do best, without micromanaging them.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Questions I ask:&nbsp;</strong>&nbsp;</p><ul><li>How has athletics,&nbsp;how has that experience as a Division I&nbsp;athlete helped you become a better leader?&nbsp;(03:09)&nbsp;</li><li>How do you approach win