FranklinCovey Blog

We hear nonstop about how valuable feedback is to build our self-awareness. Scott Miller shares a simple, yet effective, way to get valuable feedback and to act on it.

Great leaders can anticipate what’s on the horizon and have the agility and nimbleness to respond accordingly. Develop this game-changing skill by asking yourself and your team these six questions.

How are you differentiating your brand from others? Are you surprising and delighting? You don’t need to show others up to show up yourself.

Here's a short exercise to help you become more aware of your biases and how they cloud your perceptions and influence your decisions.

Could you use some Jack Canfield Chicken Soup for the Pandemic-Fatigued Soul? Scott Miller shares some encouragement in the face of so much uncertainty.

Are you abundant? At first blush, I bet every one of us would automatically answer yes. But then, we aren’t the one who gets to decide. It’s everyone else who gets to make that judgment.

When you've got the stage, how will you choose to use it? Will you bask in the spotlight, or will you let it shine on others?

David Rubenstein's combination of trustworthiness and credibility provides him unrivaled access to remarkable leaders, thinkers, and personalities who become unusually vulnerable in his interviews.

Authentic leadership is a hot topic and phrase these days. Scott Miller shares five ways leaders can show vulnerability, earn loyalty, and engage their people.

Anne Chow is the CEO of AT&T Business, and soon to be a bestselling author. Her book, Unconscious Bias: How To Reframe Bias, Cultivate Connection, and Create High-Performing Teams hits stores on 11/10

Laird Hamilton's disruption permeates his life. He isn’t living for anyone's approval. Model his courage and innovation in your own life and do something different for a change.

We all create expectations in our minds and then we make plans and progress accordingly. Going forward, don’t expect anything to be as you thought.

A premise of Mark Manson’s The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck is that we each have a certain amount of “F’s” we can give. Each day. Each week. Each lifetime. Pick your battles and make them count.