In this episode we discuss what Mike learned in his 17 years as CEO of The Westervelt Company. He explains his unique methods for looking at the world and solving problems. Through decades of reflection and learning, Mike has developed effective approaches for living a meaningful life.
Right now, Mike is engineering his retirement through learning, self improvement, and reflection.
Throughout the episode, we walk through his experience at Westervelt. We also take a dive deep on his thought processes about mental models, decision making, and developing good habits.
Some Quick Facts About Mike:
Has been married for 41 years
Served on the Birmingham Board of the Federal Reserve Bank
Graduated from The University of Alabama with a masters in Marketing
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Mike Case: Retired CEO of Westervelt - Vertical Integration, Habits, and Mental Models