Episode #105. The #1 Law of The Diary of a CEO

Written By Dianne Glavaš

Want the top takeaways from one of the most popular business and self-development books, The Diary of a CEO by Steven Bartlett? In this episode, I’m reflecting on one of the most powerful and foundational laws from the book: “Fill Your Buckets in the Right Order”, which reveals why knowledge and skills are your most valuable assets in today’s fast-changing world.

We’ll explore how in The Diary of a CEO, Bartlett’s 5 professional “buckets” (knowledge, skills, network, resources, and reputation) are connected—and why your success depends on building them in the right sequence. Whether you’re looking to grow your personal brand, elevate your career, or simply want practical, no-fluff advice on business and self-development, these highlights from the book are for you.

Discover why The Diary of a CEO book is a must-read - and how you can apply its timeless lessons today.

Dianne Glavaš

Personal brand coach, consultant and speaker for executives, emerging leaders and business owners. I’m based in Adelaide, and am available online Australia-wide. Use personal branding to differentiate your trusted brand in the marketplace and build industry influence.

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