Chris Comeaux
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 5 Mar
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And I was thinking about what you were saying earlier, Alex, about these young people coming out and maybe the road is going in a different direction, what they're thinking.
So a couple of great lessons I've learned over my life.
I've had incredible mentors from growing up in corporate America, but yet I landed in hospice at the age of 25.
You got to go see for yourself.
The Japanese call it gimba, which means go see for yourself.
And
No matter what I'm working on in leadership, like actually in about four weeks, I'm going to go out in a full day with patient visits and hospice.
The beauty of you guys get to do still, you're in leadership, you're doing a podcast, but you're actually face-to-face with patients.
I think it's important as leaders that no matter how your role evolves, maybe you're a senior vice president or chief of something, you got to go see for yourself.
Always make sure you're still close to the action.
Abraham Lincoln was always one of my heroes.
I love always reading history.
Abraham Lincoln had this amazing team of rivals, of leaders around him.
But he had this news reporter and people on the battlefield that had the backdoor access to him, that it was a ability for him to know what was really going on.
He would go out himself.
Those are great leadership lessons.
And so now when you're young and face-to-face, be a sponge, all of that.
But then as you evolve and you have the leadership positions, don't forget some kind of way you've got to stay connected to the mission.
And because you could get in your ivory tower and then be making decisions not based upon the reality.
I think it's the beauty of our just doing the podcast.
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