Bill Yeargin

The best leaders make the difficult decisions they know are best for their team, even when those choices are acutely challenging.

Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin pushed his limits and learned a few things about himself in training for and recently finishing a marathon

Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin pushed his limits and learned a few things about himself in training for and recently finishing a marathon.

Sometimes, to solve a tough problem, you need to get a different person in the room

Sometimes, to solve a tough problem, you need to get a different person in the room.

Any leader can give reasons for failing to achieve acceptable results. The best leaders overcome inevitable challenges, and some of those leaders make it look easy. Some seem to drive results effortlessly, while others struggle.

Providing clarity and energy as a leader will empower your team and drive results.

Four steps to create a great culture within your business.

It starts with identifying values that are important and developing a way to communicate them to team members.

Planning for a downturn before it’s too late will significantly improve your odds of surviving, then thriving afterward.

Economic challenges should push you to develop a strategy that helps you weather the storm and come out stronger on the other side.

To avoid micromanaging your team, be involved with setting clear goals, planning and evaluating progress.

Creating clarity, energizing your team and trusting them to do their jobs are ways to avoid becoming a micromanager.

Bill Yeargin discusses the keys to success and how strategic thinking, self-awareness and avoiding self-deception improve leadership

Correct Craft chief executive officer Bill Yeargin hopes to catalyze the thinking of leaders, helping them improve both their leadership and their team’s performance.

Defining a win is essential to understanding success in your business

Defining a win is essential to understanding success in your business.

Good design obviously relates to products, but the concept also applies to the services a business offers

Good design obviously relates to products, but the concept also applies to the services businesses offer.

The staffing crisis isn’t going away anytime soon. Here are some tips for navigating it.

Your organization is likely facing risks that require action sooner rather than later, says Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin.

Resist navel-gazing and get real about your business successes.

Beware of navel-gazing and taking too much credit for our industry’s recent successes.

Why giving employees a voice will elevate your business.

Creating opportunities for employees to speak up can lead to transformative business ideas.

Bill Yeargin names 12 mistakes that hold back leaders.

Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin outlines 12 mistakes that keep leaders from reaching their potential.

CEO Bill Yeargin addresses technology and innovation.

Coming changes will be significant. Embracing them will benefit companies in ways we cannot imagine today

Every marine business must prepare for all kinds of technology that will upend the industry, fast

Every marine business must prepare for all kinds of technology that will upend the industry, fast.

Correct Craft aims for carbon neutrality by 2025.

CEO Bill Yeargin outlines how all Correct Craft companies will strive to be carbon neutral by 2025.

A glimpse into the pages of the new book Education of a CEO: Lessons for Leaders

A glimpse into the pages of Bill Yeargin’s new book Education of a CEO: Lessons for Leaders.

Companies are often great at identifying problems, but struggle to make timely decisions to solve them.

Mom knows the power of organizational culture — do you?

After signing on to Correct Craft’s recent Culture Summit, CEO Bill Yeargin’s mom now knows the organizational power of culture.

Know yourself to become a more effective leader, says Bill Yeargin.

Becoming more self-aware is a vital tool that will help you become happier and a better leader, says Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin.

How to develop an effective company culture.

Leaders must embrace the role of an organization’s chief evangelist for culture, says Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin.

Take comfort in being uncomfortable. There’s a tremendous upside in constructive criticism, if one is open to it.

Sometimes, luck or probability is on our side. But most often, a good decision is based in a solid, proven decision-making process.

When we seek validation rather than truth, we commit self-deception at its finest.

Moving from conception to reality is often disruptive and sometimes just luck. Consistency requires intent.