You’re a busy executive, running or operating a fast-paced radio cluster or group. You’re like the proverbial plate spinner on stage, with plates spinning off of each arm, leg, and from your head and your mouth. As you spin, more plates are thrown your way. You catch each one and keep them all spinning.
Your plates are projects, people, departments, sales pressure, budgets, managing up, managing down — and if any of the plates fall, you consider it a failure.
On top of that, your world of spinning plates is not just for a few minutes on stage during business hours. We’re spinning plates from the first moment we awaken, spinning plates on the phone when we’re driving, spinning plates during lunch, during meetings, and at home for most of…
