378 | Elie Aude | Success Sculptors: Carving Your Path to Growth

In this episode of the Leaders of Tomorrow podcast, Chris is joined by Elie Aude, a successful former part-time turned full-time business coach and operator with the Student Works program.

 

During the conversation, Elie shares insightful stories from his entrepreneurial experiences, highlighting the importance of mentorship and the transformative impact of hands-on learning. You'll discover the nuances of leadership and the value of meticulous planning and self-care.

 

Chris and Elie explore the distinctions between managerial and maker roles, as well as the necessity of balancing strategic planning with active management. You'll also learn about the satisfaction derived from solving customers' persistent problems and the meticulous attention to detail required to excel in a new venture.

 

This conversation not only provides practical business insights but also serves as an inspiring reminder of the power of dedication and strategic thinking in leadership.

 

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What You Will Learn In This Show:

• How practical experience and mentorship can lead to significant breakthroughs in both business and personal health.
• The importance of distinguishing between managerial duties and creative, system-building tasks to enhance team efficiency and productivity.
• Why effective leaders must also be good followers, recognizing when to step back and let others lead.
• The importance of integrity in business and the value of learning from past errors to improve future performance.
• The necessity of never stopping your educational journey and constantly seeking to uncover and address your blind spots.
• And so much more…

Guest Bio:

Elie Aude is a full-time business coach and operator with the Student Works program. Inspired by his lifelong entrepreneur father, Elie initially pursued finance but soon discovered his true passion lay in solving business problems, particularly in supply chain management and accounting. This realization led him to major in these fields, aiming to help his father's business and eventually become a consultant. Seeking practical experience, Elie joined the Student Works Management Program, where he built a $91,500 business in his first year, managing seven employees and over 150 clients. Dedicated to continuous learning and driven by a thirst for knowledge, Elie now coaches other students to achieve similar success and invites others to connect with him to explore transformative opportunities.

Resources:

Elie's LinkedIn

Student Works

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