What does it actually cost to win in business if you lose your marriage, your family, and your peace along the way?
In this episode of the Business Builder's Playbook, host David Bush sits down with Greg King, a retired Army Colonel, executive coach, and C12 peer advisory chair, for a live Q&A on staying anchored to what matters most while building a company that succeeds. Greg spent decades learning the hard way what it costs to lead a business without a plan for leading a life, and now he coaches Christian CEOs through the exact tension he used to live inside.
Here's what you'll learn by watching or listening to this full episode:
• How to spot the isolation that quietly builds inside every high-capacity leader, even the ones with a full calendar and a strong team
• How to recognize the slow drift from a healthy pace into a business that runs your family instead of the other way around
• Why complacency rarely looks dangerous while it's happening, and what it actually looks like in real time
• How to shift from measuring success by growth and revenue to measuring it by stewardship
• Why so many leaders rationalize an unhealthy pace as "just a season," and what's really driving that rationalization
• How to tell when ambition has stopped serving you and started quietly running the show
• Why a "robust good health" standard matters more than chasing a bigger number
• How to read the warning signs before a business decision costs your family more than you realized you were spending
Find all the show notes and links here: https://www.BusinessBuildersPlaybook.com/Greg-King