Ruchi Modi, co-founder and CEO of Bobbie, shares her strategies for effective time management and leadership, balancing the demands of a growing family and a successful business. Modi highlights the importance of prioritizing, shortening meetings, compartmentalization, and open communication with her husband and family.
In 2017, she quit her job as a high-powered executive at Airbnb to create a baby formula with cleaner ingredients, a venture partially inspired by her struggles bottle-feeding her daughter, who had just turned one.
It's only been a few weeks, but the positive impact has been immediate. Other leaders at Bobbie are approaching me and implementing the same meeting scheme on their teams. People have told me it's helped them clarify their priorities and work more efficiently. As a leader, there's no greater feeling than hearing that feedback.Compartmentalization, in my mind, is one of the most critical skills you need to have as a leader.
If you can't compartmentalize or switch between your personal and professional self, you won't be showing up fully present in your work or be your most productive self.
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