In today’s interview segment, Mike Williams, president & CEO of Community Hospital Corporation, thoughtfully reflects on how his definition of success at home has changed over the years. He explains that as a young healthcare leader he was driven toward external success in the industry, but that drive has shifted over the years.
“The definition that I have for success at home at age 62 is very different than the definition I had when I was first married at age 30.”
Williams goes on to note that the younger generation in the workforce today seems to be looking for more balance in terms of home-life and work-life; they are less motivated by what they can provide for their families, and more motivated by time spent with their families.
“I’ve learned over the years that one of the most valuable things we can do for our family is to spend personal, focused, and dedicated time with them.”
Williams also talks about how his marriage of 33+ years and the character of his grown children reflect on his personal legacy and definition of success at home.
To watch this brief video segment, click above.
To watch other segments from this interview, choose from the list below:
- Public Speaking Tips from Mike Williams
- The Importance of Mentoring, and Advice for Healthcare Administration Grads
- The Mission of Community Hospital Corporation
- Mike Williams on Leading as a CEO, and Advice for Aspiring Leaders
- The Culture & Values of Community Hospital Corporation
- Mike Williams on His Career and the Philosophies & Work Habits Behind His Success