A Culture that Demands Excellence of Itself

Four out of five American companies include excellence in their list of core values.

Why, then, do we find so much mediocrity in the business world?

Companies obviously recognize the importance of excellence. That's why they call it a core value.

But it's clearly not important enough for them to embed excellence in their culture.

In this episode, Dr. Mike Armour shows why. A culture that demands excellence of itself doesn't emerge of its own accord.

It requires extended, dedicated work on the part of leadership. Dr. Mike lays out the four things that leaders must put in place as precedents before excellence can flourish in the work place.

This is the final episode in a six-part series on the Five Essentials of Leadership. Prior episodes have examined each essential individually. Dr. Mike shows how these four build cumulatively on one another so that a culture that demands excellence of itself evolves naturally.

A PDF transcript of this podcast, along with all the other episodes in this series, is available at https://www.upsizeyourleadership.com/episodes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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