Скачать или смотреть The Art of Letting Go: How to Unlock Unstoppable Business Growth

What separates leaders who scale from leaders who stay stuck?

In this episode, business coach and former pro sports executive Matt Bresee breaks down the art of letting go, and why delegation is not just a time saver, it is a leadership skill that unlocks unstoppable business growth.

We talk about what professional sports teaches about performance under pressure, why capable leaders still plateau, and how real growth requires the right tempo, not more hustle. Matt shares practical frameworks for planning, focus, and delegation with purpose, plus the mindset shift required to stop being the bottleneck and start multiplying leaders.

If you want to scale without burning out, this episode is your blueprint.

Key Takeaways
The best leaders take ownership when things go wrong, and share credit when things go right
Growth comes from focus, clarity, and systems, not adding more tasks
Open-door leadership often creates dependency and kills deep work
Delegation is a leadership development tool, not a task dump
Unstoppable growth happens when leaders multiply other leaders

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Matt's Link
Website: https://mattbresee.actioncoach.com
LinkedIn:   / mattbresee  

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Highlights
01:46 Matt’s background: sports leadership to business coaching
02:23 Lessons from pro sports that shape business leadership
08:16 Coach vs business leader: what’s actually different
11:19 What separates great coaches: consistency and the “boring work”
18:34 Tempo of growth: patience, planning, and small wins
23:06 Planning as a filter: what to say yes to and what to drop
36:46 Why capable leaders get stuck: availability, control, and letting go
46:10 Multiplying leadership: delegation with purpose and feedback loops
54:02 Closing the execution gap: why accountability drives follow-through
01:00:35 Billboard advice: “Win today.”