Jill Spaeth (@innerspaeth) 's Twitter Profile
Jill Spaeth

@innerspaeth

Experienced Founder & Operator. Built & exited @spaethhill. LP @adventure_fund. Now looking for my next challenge as a Chief of Staff.

ID: 17627893

linkhttps://substack.com/@righthandchief calendar_today25-11-2008 19:06:15

12,12K Tweet

1,1K Takipçi

915 Takip Edilen

Patrick Lencioni (@patricklencioni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great leaders aren’t the ones with all the answers. They’re the ones who create an environment where the best ideas can rise to the surface.

Jill Spaeth (@innerspaeth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Taking Matt McGarry Newsletter Course and it's incredibly informative and helpful. RHB is actively adding between 5-10 new subscribers daily. Pretty cool.

Jill Spaeth (@innerspaeth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wrote about priorities (again!) this week on Right Hand Brief - but this week from offense. If you're a Chief of Staff interested in content curated and written specifically for you (my people) subscribe here (free!) righthandbrief.beehiiv.com/subscribe

Jill Spaeth (@innerspaeth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This week in the newsletter I wrote about the 10-80-10 rule used by Steve Jobs and Gary Vaynerchuk but adapted for Chiefs of Staff. You can check it out NOW on RHB and subscribe for sharp insights every Thursday! righthandbrief.beehiiv.com/subscribe

Patrick Lencioni (@patricklencioni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great teams do not hold back with one another. They admit mistakes, weaknesses, and concerns without fear of reprisal. — The Five Dysfunctions of a Team

Jill Spaeth (@innerspaeth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of my favorite questions to ask is: are we tracking for “done” or “effective” and then watch the response while listening to the words.

Alex Hormozi (@alexhormozi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You want to work with such relentless obsession that when people see you, they’re grateful they don’t have to compete against you.