Why CEOs Lose Themselves as They Scale - Theresa Cantley on Leadership, Identity & Real Growth
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About this listen
Most founders obsess over revenue growth.
Very few talk about what growth does to the person leading it.
In this final pre-launch episode of The Building Business Relationships Show, Matt Stone sits down with Theresa Cantley, growth architect to CEOs and founders, for a candid conversation about the internal side of scaling a business.
Theresa shares stories from both ends of the leadership spectrum — the boss who nearly broke her, the mentor who changed her trajectory, and the identity shifts that happen as founders rise.
This episode explores:
- why leaders lose connection to themselves as they scale
- the difference between revenue growth and human growth
- how toxic leadership can catalyze entrepreneurship
- why identity work is foundational for CEOs
- what it means to build from the inside out
If you’re leading a team, building a company, or stepping into your next level, this conversation will challenge what you prioritize — and why.
This episode also marks the close of the pre-launch run of The Building Business Relationships Show and the transition to The Bigger Stage w/ Matt Stone.
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In this episode:
- The hidden cost of scaling for founders
- A boss who pushed her into entrepreneurship
- The mentor who saw potential early
- Why CEOs disconnect from themselves
- Revenue growth vs human growth
- Building from the inside out
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Connect with Theresa Cantley on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/theresacantley/