In a world flooded with information, the ability to communicate effectively, lead with influence, and execute with precision is paramount. "Own the Outcome" is your roadmap to achieving these essential skills.
Drawing from real-world experiences and mentorship from industry giants, author Ethan Fligge distills the secrets of persuasive communication, impactful leadership, and tangible action into a concise, actionable guide.
Forget theoretical jargon. This book is packed with practical strategies you can immediately implement to:
Master the Art of Conversation: Navigate any interaction with confidence, using nonverbal cues, strategic questioning, and adaptability to guide conversations toward your desired outcomes.
Lead with Influence: Inspire and motivate your team, create a culture of accountability, and empower others to execute your vision with precision.
Turn Vision into Reality: Utilize the Productivity Wheel framework to bridge the gap between ideas and action, ensuring successful implementation and achieving tangible results.
Navigate the Virtual World: Master virtual communication, build trust remotely, and lead effectively in the digital age.
"Own the Outcome" isn't just about winning arguments or getting your way; it's about building lasting relationships, fostering collaboration, and making a positive impact on the world around you.
Whether you're a seasoned professional, an aspiring entrepreneur, or simply someone looking to improve their communication and leadership skills, this book provides the practical tools you need to own the outcome of every interaction and achieve lasting success.
Remember: Communication is the language of leadership. Master it, and the world is your oyster.
My name is Ethan Fligge.
Early on I struggled in elementary school, and continued to do so through middle school. I was surrounded by students, and unfortunately some teachers told me I would never amount to anything. Although this upset me a lot, as I got older it drove me to want to prove them wrong. I realized the harder I worked and studied, the negativity around me continued to go away. As I studied harder and learned more at school, I soon understood what I was learning translated into valuable work . I started developing my leadership skills, leading projects, training new employees, and most of all excelling at everything I did. It turned out all of the energy I put into proving people wrong, turned into helping the people around me. In the process, I had created relationships, but most importantly I led people in the right direction, not only in my work but in school.
Business for me has felt like 2nd nature, I feel like I was born into business, and have been involved in my parents business’ in some way, shape, or form my whole life. As early as the age of five, I would help my Mother clean, and turnover apartments at our apartment buildings we owned. At the age of eight, we bought a 6 Bay Manual Car Wash. I would clean the bays, scrub walls, and occasionally pull money from the machines after school. Up to then, I was really only doing small tasks here and there. At age ten, is when I had my first real job. My family bought a full-service tunnel car wash. My parents and I all started learning how to run this business together from day one, and it was truly a group effort to keep it running with the small group of employee’s we started out with. Right away I learned how to prep cars, cashier, and keep up with the daily maintenance of the car wash. This created the foundation of the work ethic I have today.
Throughout all of my experiences I have learned a tremendous amount. I have developed a fantastic work ethic, leadership skills, and attention to detail. I have learned that in the real world people and relationships are one of the most important things in business.
I want to be in business so that I can continue to build relationships, help people, and lead them. Ultimately, I want to be the Worlds Next Best Businessman!