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How a CEO’s laser focus resulted in 1,519% company growth over 3 years

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  • February 15, 2015

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Startup CEOs are frequently spread thin by trying to involve themselves in every aspect of the business. While it’s important to be on top of everything that is going on in your company, a CEOs true job is to focus on the task that only he/ she is capable of doing.

That laser focus is required to lead the company to success while navigating both successful and stressful times. “Running my own business has taught me that things don’t always go your way, and you have to remain calm” says Saima Chowdhury, the CEO of Noi Solutions . Saima’s laser focus on her role as CEO has resulted in a 1,519% company growth over three years.

What tasks can you offload to others, giving you the focus you need to lead your troops?

Read about Saima’s inspiring focus here.

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