A competitor is launching a new project, a friend is scaling their business, everyone around you is racing somewhere... How do you know if it's time for you to speed up, or if you've simply gotten caught up in someone else's race?
Vladimir Voloshin, entrepreneur and co-founder of IRONSTAR and ROSA RUN, has taken on the most insane athletic challenges you can't even imagine. When his competitors pulled ahead, he'd silently ask, "What if they're wrong?" And he'd keep up his pace. In business, staying in someone else's race can be just as difficult.
How do you avoid expending all your energy at the start? Why isn't motivation alone enough? And what do you do when a plan that worked yesterday needs rewriting today?
We continue the second season of "Leaders Awaken." Vladimir Voloshin is our guest, with Yuri Dolzhenko and Arseniy Ashomko. They started with sports and business, and moved on to personal branding, family relationships, and plans for life until age 80. Check out the results.
00:00 - Highlights of the episode
00:49 - Vladimir Voloshin with us
03:26 - What sports teaches a leader
08:13 - How to make decisions and manage your strength
12:11 - Discipline or motivation: which is more important?
15:25 - Amateur sports: health, connections, and the pursuit of results
19:06 - Business meeting while jogging: how it works
25:17 - Why an entrepreneur needs a personal brand
33:25 - How sports helps people get noticed on a team
38:55 - Is it possible to build a personal brand around a single passion?
41:38 - How to combine sports, work, and family
44:41 - Sports as a way to recover or escape problems
48:13 - Five triathlons in a row: a project with a team of almost 50 people
53:01 - Ten triathlons in ten days: your pace and the cost of mistakes
01:00:20 - How to stay focused and find strong people
01:04:20 - Why go back to an MBA: knowledge, environment, and a new business
01:09:01 - Personal strategy: how to plan your life until you're 80
01:14:47 - Things won't be the same again: when to change your business model
01:16:53 - Quick chat: where to start, discipline, and role models
01:22:02 - Vladimir's mission and the conversation's conclusion
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A competitor is launching a new project, a friend is scaling their business, everyone around you is racing somewhere... How do you know if it's time for you to speed up, or if you've simply gotten caught up in someone else's race?
Vladimir Voloshin, entrepreneur and co-founder of IRONSTAR and ROSA RUN, has taken on the most insane athletic challenges you can't even imagine. When his competitors pulled ahead, he'd silently ask, "What if they're wrong?" And he'd keep up his pace. In business, staying in someone else's race can be just as difficult.
How do you avoid expending all your energy at the start? Why isn't motivation alone enough? And what do you do when a plan that worked yesterday needs rewriting today?
We continue the second season of "Leaders Awaken." Vladimir Voloshin is our guest, with Yuri Dolzhenko and Arseniy Ashomko. They started with sports and business, and moved on to personal branding, family relationships, and plans for life until age 80. Check out the results.
00:00 - Highlights of the episode
00:49 - Vladimir Voloshin with us
03:26 - What sports teaches a leader
08:13 - How to make decisions and manage your strength
12:11 - Discipline or motivation: which is more important?
15:25 - Amateur sports: health, connections, and the pursuit of results
19:06 - Business meeting while jogging: how it works
25:17 - Why an entrepreneur needs a personal brand
33:25 - How sports helps people get noticed on a team
38:55 - Is it possible to build a personal brand around a single passion?
41:38 - How to combine sports, work, and family
44:41 - Sports as a way to recover or escape problems
48:13 - Five triathlons in a row: a project with a team of almost 50 people
53:01 - Ten triathlons in ten days: your pace and the cost of mistakes
01:00:20 - How to stay focused and find strong people
01:04:20 - Why go back to an MBA: knowledge, environment, and a new business
01:09:01 - Personal strategy: how to plan your life until you're 80
01:14:47 - Things won't be the same again: when to change your business model
01:16:53 - Quick chat: where to start, discipline, and role models
01:22:02 - Vladimir's mission and the conversation's conclusion
🔔 Subscribe to Yuri Dolzhenko and Arseniy Ashomko's channel so you don't miss a thing!
#leaderswakeup #leadership #teammanagement #VladimirVoloshin, #Voloshininterview, #YuriDolzhenko, #ArseniyAshomko, #sport, #discipline and #motivation, #personalbrand #entrepreneur, #personalstrategy, #networking, #IRONSTAR, #ROSARUN, #triathlon, #MBA, #Skolkovo