How Prioritizing Well-being Drives Professional Success with Cesar Wurm
Summary:
In this episode, Tia Graham interviews Cesar Wurm, Vice President of Commercial for premium brands for Intercontinental Hotel Group and Resorts. Cesar shares his personal journey of prioritizing well-being and happiness as a leader and the positive impact it has had on his life and career. He emphasizes the importance of caring for your team, being vulnerable, and creating a culture of trust and open communication.
Guests:
Cesar Wurm: Vice President of Commercial for Premium Brands for Intercontinental Hotel Group and Resorts
Topics Discussed:
The importance of prioritizing well-being and happiness as a leader
Balancing work, family, and self-care
The impact of personal well-being on career success
Overcoming the fear of vulnerability as a leader
The value of caring for your team and creating a culture of trust
Key Takeaways:
Prioritizing well-being is essential for overall happiness and success as a leader.
Saying yes to well-being means saying no to something else, and it's important to find harmony between work, family, and self-care.
Investing time in personal passions can energize and enhance overall performance.
Caring for your team and being vulnerable as a leader builds trust, loyalty, and unlocks the potential of each individual.
Fear and discomfort often prevent leaders from being vulnerable, but being authentic and open has a positive impact on team dynamics and performance.
Notable Quotes:
"Every time I'm saying yes to something, that means that I'm saying no to something else." - Cesar Wurm
"If your team knows that you care, there's gonna be trust, open communication, loyalty, and a sense of having each other's back." - Cesar Wurm
"People respond to authenticity. They can tell when you're being genuine." - Cesar Wurm
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Keywords:
well-being, happiness, leader, prioritizing, balance, harmony, self-care, vulnerability, trust, communication, authenticity, caring, potential, loyalty, success, fear, discomfort