In this episode, Mischa interviews Glenn Akramoff, founder and CEO of Akramoff LLC, a leader in transforming workplace culture with over three decades of experience. Glenn discusses how building purpose-driven, human-centered teams can lead to both personal fulfillment and increased workplace productivity. He opens up about his personal struggles, including hitting rock bottom in his late twenties, and how a chance encounter with a Tony Robbins infomercial ignited his journey of self-improvement. Glenn’s story is a testament to the power of finding your purpose and serving others, which has been central to his leadership philosophy in local government and organizational development.

Key takeaways include:

• The importance of aligning personal and organizational purpose
• How fulfillment in the workplace leads to better productivity
• Glenn's journey from a water meter reader to city manager
• How leaders can help their teams find purpose and fulfillment

Don't miss this deep dive into leadership, purpose, and creating meaningful change in your career and life.

Where to find Glenn Akramoff:

• Website: Akramoff LLC Contact Glenn Akramoff via his website for help transforming toxic workplaces or local governments.
• Read Glenn's book "The Human Centered Team" for the framework to apply his approach.
• Reach out to Glenn Akramoff if interested in joining his company to help transform workplaces.

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