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Steve Baue on 51 Percent Happiness, Unofficial Feeder Programs, and Self-Care for Leaders

Steve Baue on 51 Percent Happiness, Unofficial Feeder Programs, and Self-Care for Leaders

Update: 2023-11-28
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Steve Baue (stevebaue.com, bauemg.com), CEO and owner of Wisconsin’s premier mental wellness/mental health benefit company, keynote speaker and executive coach, joins host Dan Freehling (contempusleadership.com) to discuss his unique approach to business and leadership. Steve emphasizes his focus on building high-quality companies that serve their clients, employees, and communities. He prioritizes employee happiness, aiming for them to be at least 51% happy with their work. Steve imagines the future of the mental health field, highlighting the potential impact of technology and increasing openness around mental health. He believes that in the future, mental health will be treated with the same urgency and importance as physical health. Steve prepares his organizations for change by investing in employee development and ensuring that they are ready to adapt to new challenges. He also emphasizes the importance of explaining the “why” behind tasks and decisions, as it helps to motivate and engage employees. Steve draws inspiration from various sources, including books, self-care practices, and hobbies such as woodworking and meditation. He believes that taking care of oneself is crucial for effective leadership. Recommended reading: “The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur” by Mike Michalowicz and “Start with Why” by Simon Sinek.

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Steve Baue on 51 Percent Happiness, Unofficial Feeder Programs, and Self-Care for Leaders

Steve Baue on 51 Percent Happiness, Unofficial Feeder Programs, and Self-Care for Leaders

Dan Freehling