About this episode

Rose Misiewicz discusses her transition from architecture student to construction leader and shares insights on overcoming fear and controlling the controllables.

In this episode, Rose Misiewicz, Department Manager of Roofing & Architectural Metals at Jamar Company, discusses her unique transition from architecture student to construction leader. Rose shares her insights on overcoming the fear of failure, the importance of "controlling the controllables" in both business and sports, and her experience as a pioneer in operational leadership. She also dives into her rewarding role as a coach for the U.S. Women's National Sled Hockey team and how elite athletics informs her approach to team development and professional growth.

People in this episode

Guest: Rose Misiewicz

Topics covered

• overcoming fear
• leadership
• team development
• construction
• athletics
• professional growth

Keywords

• fear of failure
• operational leadership
• coaching
• team development
• elite athletics

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Jamar Company, U.S. Women's National Sled Hockey team

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