In this episode, Paul Sweeney talks with Dr Aaron Bazin, author of The Vision Advantage: How to Curb Quiet Quitting, Build Resilience, and Create Growth. They explore the growing phenomenon of "quiet quitting"—what it is, why it happens, and how it impacts businesses. Dr Bazin argues that quiet quitting is often a symptom of poor leadership and a lack of a clear vision within organizations. He introduces the "CREATE" framework for building effective organizational visions, emphasizing the importance of leadership in aligning team goals and fostering a sense of purpose. With real-world examples and practical tips, this conversation offers valuable insights for business leaders looking to prevent burnout, improve team performance, and cultivate resilience.

Get the book here: The Vision Advantage: How to Curb Quiet Quitting, Build Resilience, and Create Growth

Dr Aaron Bazin From the tribal regions of Pakistan to the capitals of Europe, Dr Aaron Bazin has been at the forefront of strategic decision-making for almost twenty years, overseeing the development of sixteen high-level visionary documents for large global organizations and numerous start-ups and nonprofits. His unwavering passion lies in crafting forward-thinking visions that empower organizations to achieve sustained, positive growth.

With a portfolio of over thirty publications, his expertise ranges from organizational psychology to strategic mindset and vision. His achievements include orchestrating the 2010 withdrawal of 100,000 services members from Irag and spearheading long-range visionary initiatives for NATO, the US Army, and US Special Operations Command. As an accomplished strategist with a remarkable track record, he has navigated over 400 combat missions, including the 2008 Marriott Hotel bombing in Islamabad, earning the Bronze Star Medal and Combat Action Badge.

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