Hi, I’m Jeff Hilimire. Father of five, CEO of Dragon Army, author of The 5-Day Turnaround and The Crisis Turnaround, and co-founder of 48in48, Ripples of Hope, and The A Pledge.
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My two books, The 5-Day Turnaround and The Crisis Turnround, were written to help leaders embrace the habits of the world's most successful startup CEOs, and to learn to lead through a crisis, respectively. Whether you're a team lead at a non-startup, the CEO of a small company, or anywhere in between, these books will help you become the leader you always wanted to be!
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30+ favorite books of my podcast guests
By Jeff Hilimire |
I’m a big reader. But truth be told, I haven’t always been. Around 2015 I got the bug, and ever since then I’ve read at least 30 books per year. I like to hold actual books in my hand, read on my Kindle, or listen to audiobooks through my phone. (But not all at once, I’m…
Dream BIG…No, BIGGER!
By Jeff Hilimire |
As an entrepreneur, I’ve started a lot of things. From Spunlogic, to Dragon Army, 48in48, Ripples of Hope, and The A Pledge, and even from things you likely never heard of because, well, they failed (MATCH, HomeGrown, and yes, SportsBro 🤦🏻♂️). So I like to start things, is the gist. In all cases, and as they should, those ideas started…
This may be the most controversial post I make in 2021
By Jeff Hilimire |
Do you have those tomatoes ready to hurl at me? Get ready… I really admire Tom Brady. Look, it’s not because he’s the winningest winner that ever winned. And definitely not because some people think he’s super handsome (personally, I don’t see it 🤥). It’s because he was never supposed to be this good. The…
My favorite life hack: Forced Accountability
By Jeff Hilimire |
44,292 words. That’s the length of the first draft of my third book. I started writing it on January 6th, and I finished it this past Thursday, February 4th. Early each morning, usually around 6 or 6:30 a.m., I sat down to write. My goal was to write between 1,000 and 2,000 words each session….
You’re not being strategic until you say no
By Jeff Hilimire |
So we made it to February. Who’s with me on just pretending that this is the start of the new year? :) In my last update, I shared one of the best days I’ve had in a long time, and a major part of that was Frank Fernandez (CEO of the Community Foundation) speaking to the Ripples cohort. The thing that…
How I’m changing my goal-setting routine for 2021
By Jeff Hilimire |
If you know me at all, then you know I’m a goal-oriented person. I pick something to go after, and then relentless pursuit begins. But this year I’m thinking of things a little differently. I’m focusing a bit more on the journey. The steps to achieve the goals, and experience of going after them. Maybe…