Post by Peter Nordin
Grundare av Hive Creatives som hjälper bolag med 20–100 anställda med digital tillväxt | Digital Marknadsföring Hemsidor · SEO · AI-automationer
What does it really take to know when it's time to step away from the top job? I came across news about Per Axel Koch stepping down as CEO of Polaris Media after 30+ years leading the organization. And it got me thinking about something we don't talk about enough in business. There's this weird pressure to stay in the game forever. To keep grinding, keep building, keep proving something. But here's the reality: the best leaders know when to pass the torch. After three decades of steering a company, Koch recognizes that fresh energy and new perspectives are exactly what an organization needs to keep growing. That takes real confidence. Most founders and leaders are terrified of being replaced or becoming irrelevant. But that fear? It's usually what holds businesses back from their next phase of growth. The question I'm sitting with is this: Are you building a business that depends on you, or are you building a business that can thrive without you? Because one scales. The other doesn't. What's your take on this? Have you thought about what your exit or transition might look like? https://lnkd.in/eJXtmUPV