🎧 Exclusive extended Ad-free Audiobook Summary, PDF & Infographic / 📝 Show notes (Free Book Summary) / PDF & Infographic / 🎧 Free audiobook / Learn how in Who Not How, Dan Sullivan reveals a transformative approach to achieving more by focusing on "who" can help you, rather than stressing over the "how" to do everything yourself. Sullivan explains that real success stems from finding people who excel where you don't, and building a team that brings diverse strengths to tackle your goals more effectively. This mindset shift unlocks greater productivity, innovation, and joy in work.

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"Success isn’t about doing everything yourself; it’s about finding the right people who can help you get where you want to go." – Dan Sullivan

Dan Sullivan’s work underscores the importance of collaboration and the power of collective genius. He demonstrates how changing your mindset from "how" to "who" can drive exponential growth by connecting with others whose strengths complement yours, enabling both personal and professional fulfillment.

(00:29 ) Introduction: The Power of Collaboration

(01:12 ) Finding the Right Who

(04:20 ) Six Degrees of Separation

(06:36 ) The Importance of Diverse Perspectives

(09:32 ) Empowering Teams through Delegation

(11:38 ) Fostering a Culture of Collaboration

(12:41 ) Conclusion and Next Steps

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