Have you ever wondered if you should work less, and spend more time on the things that really matter? But what will that do to your livelihood? Are you willing to pay the price?
Jon Santee faced this decision, and decided to slow down, but he doesn’t regret it for a minute. He has still had enormous success.
Today, only in his mid-forties, he’s the Vice President of IT for Hayes Locums, and has become a very skilled leader. Jon has learned many tricks of the trade… which he was kind enough to share, in this interview at 7:00 AM Pacific Time, on Good Friday, during the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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