Last week on Pushing the Envelope I was joined by Timothy Visconti, founder of PeopleLift.
With two decades since our last meeting, we reminisce about our high school days and delve into Tim's journey from law aspirations to entrepreneurship.
Tim's career pivot during the 2007-2008 recession led him to staffing and recruiting, where he found his passion for building high-performing teams. Despite challenges, he embraced entrepreneurship, launching PeopleLift.
His key lesson? Break big problems into digestible pieces.
Tim encourages listeners not to perceive success as a linear journey but rather as a series of ups and downs. He emphasizes the enduring value of trust, alignment of values, and surrounding oneself with a supportive community.
Last week on Pushing the Envelope I was joined by Timothy Visconti, founder of PeopleLift.
With two decades since our last meeting, we reminisce about our high school days and delve into Tim's journey from law aspirations to entrepreneurship.
Tim's career pivot during the 2007-2008 recession led him to staffing and recruiting, where he found his passion for building high-performing teams. Despite challenges, he embraced entrepreneurship, launching PeopleLift.
His key lesson? Break big problems into digestible pieces.
Tim encourages listeners not to perceive success as a linear journey but rather as a series of ups and downs. He emphasizes the enduring value of trust, alignment of values, and surrounding oneself with a supportive community.