Everything is my fault: leadership lessons for EOS® leaders. Kenneth DeWitt

“The worst personnel problem I ever had was me.”

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Ken DeWitt | EOS Implementer | EOS Worldwide

Ryan Castle sits down with Kenneth C. DeWitt, a veteran EOS® Implementer with 14 years in the field and thousands of full day sessions behind him.


Ken shares three hard-earned leadership lessons that cut through the noise. First: drop the victim mentality and adopt an “everything is my fault” mindset. Second: managing others is brutally hard, because leaders are on stage 100% of the time, and your mood gets amplified across the business. Third: managing yourself is harder still, from emotional control to staying focused on the few things that actually matter.

If you’re a Visionary, Integrator, or business owner running on EOS® and you want fewer fires, stronger leaders, and more consistent traction, this episode is a practical reset.

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