In this episode of The Money Lever Podcast, Josh Latimer breaks down one of the most misunderstood threats to a growing business: the difference between a naughty employee and an evil employee.
Josh explains how toxic culture does not usually come from obvious troublemakers, but from subtle, subversive employees who quietly undermine leadership, plant doubt, and poison the team from the inside out. He shares real stories from his own companies and explains why most business owners unintentionally create this problem by failing to communicate vision, profit, and purpose clearly.
This episode also flips the script on employees entirely. Josh explains why employees are not a cost, why they should be viewed as free, and how proper training, communication, and financial transparency can turn your team into your biggest growth engine instead of your biggest headache.
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