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Summary
In this episode, Christian Brim interviews Matt Kutz, a professor and leadership coach, who shares his journey from athletic training to developing a consulting business focused on leadership enhancement. Matt discusses the evolution of athletic training, the concept of contextual intelligence, and the importance of understanding intuition and personality in leadership. He emphasizes the need for leaders to adapt to their environment and the significance of personal Growth in achieving organizational success.
Takeaways
- Matt Kutz has been a professor for almost 30 years.
- Athletic training has evolved significantly over the years.
- Contextual intelligence is crucial for effective leadership.
- Leaders must adapt their styles to fit individual team members.
- Intuition is rooted in tacit knowledge, which can be developed.
- Personality is not permanent and can change over time.
- Fear can lead to rumination, hindering decision-making.
- Foresight should be distinguished from fantasy in goal setting.
- The culture of an organization is influenced by external context.
- Personal growth is essential for the growth of a company.
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I started my first real business at the age of 26 with two children under the age of two and a very anxious wife. My passion is helping small business owners succeed. It is driven by my childhood experience of an extended family business that went bankrupt.
I have worked with hundreds of small businesses from start up to exit, in industries from manufacturing to software. My assistance has been primarily around taxes and finance, but I’ve also done extensive work with businesses on strategy and execution.
I attended the University of Oklahoma and am licensed as a Certified Public Accountant. Additionally, I have the Certified Management Accountant certification and am accredited in Business Valuation with the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. I have been married for 30 years and have 3 adult children. I have worked as a commercial banker in a previous life, but please don’t hold that against me.
