Every leader comes from some specific area of expertise. But a good leader needs to go beyond that and see the big picture. In this episode of Brain of Command, Omaha Steaks President and CEO Nate Rempe and Robert Reiss of CEO Forum Group are joined by Bob Wheeler, President and CEO of Airstream, to discuss what it means to Be Shallow and Wide at the Top, and why effective leaders learn when to dive deep and when to stay on the surface. You’ll learn: • Why it’s important to audit your comfort zone • How to avoid the “Muddy Middle” • When to use selective depth intentionally • Why you should resist the urge to be a hero The ability to zoom out, see the whole enterprise, and commit energy across functions – not just within your favorite one – is an essential skill. This episode will help you understand how to Be Shallow and Wide at the Top. Listen to Brain of Command on your favorite podcast platform → [link] Make sure to subscribe for more conversations on leadership, influence, ...