The Game of Ten: Why High Performers Run on Outdated Code | Steve Barton
Send us Fan Mail Most leaders don't have a strategy problem. They have a noise problem. Executive coach Steve Barton spent 30 years as a florist, grew his business from roughly $200K to $2M serving high-end destination weddings in Maine, and then had an experience 34 years ago that changed how he understood human…
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