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Stever Robbins who is a veteran of 11 startups and 4 IPOs, a top-10 iTunes business podcaster (“The Get-it-Done Guy”), and an executive coach who works with successful business people to grow their businesses and their lives by living on purpose joins Enterprise Radio.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Stever Robbins discuss the following:
- They say that all you need to succeed is an iron will, fierce determination, and willpower. What do you think?
- You’re devoted to helping people create results in their business. What in the world does that have to do with having a life?
- In your book, your first chapter is “Live on Purpose.” What does that mean? Isn’t that a bit “woo-woo” for a business book?
- How important is technology when it comes to getting things done?
- You have a chapter about relationships. Isn’t that also out of place in a business book?
Duration: 15:54
Stever Robbins is a serial entrepreneur who has been part of eleven high-tech start-ups, four IPOs, and three acquisitions. He was COO for Building Blocks Interactive, and project manager at Intuit, where he co-led the development of the award-winning Quicken VISA Card.
Stever hosts the #1 iTunes business Get-It-Done-Guy podcast, and authored a book based on the podcast, “Get-It-Done-Guy’s 9 Steps to Work Less and Do More.” In addition to working as an adjunct lecturer at Babson College on Building Social Capital, Stever began developing business leaders as part of Harvard Business School’s “Leadership and Learning” curriculum redesign project and has been an advisor and mentor to senior managers in several high-growth companies. He currently serves as CEO of Stever Robbins, Inc., where he mentors people in life, career, and business issues. Stever is also a former member of the career coaching staff at Harvard Business School.
Stever is a judge for the Harvard Business School Business Plan competition and former judge for the Brown University Business Plan competition. He has served as a mentor for the MIT $50K Competition and a judge for the Pete Conrad Spirit of Innovation Awards. He holds an MBA from the Harvard Business School and a BS in Computer Sciences from MIT He is a graduate of W. Edward Deming’s Total Quality Management training program, a Certified Master Trainer Elite of NLP, and a Certified Executive Coach.
In his spare time, Stever’s hobbies include comedy improv, swing dancing, singing, interactive theater, Ericksonian hypnosis, and strategy board games. He is currently collaborating with Off-Broadway composer and author Joel Derfner, producing, co-writing, and performing a one-man musical based on his book.
Related Web Site: SteverRobbins.com
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