Join Scott Miller, FranklinCovey's executive vice president, as he shares three of the most important leadership lessons of his career, including excuse-free apologies, the danger of being interesting, and insight from Dr. Stephen R. Covey that changed him forever.
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37:46Join organizational psychologist and New York Times bestselling author Tasha Eurich as she shares difficult, yet empowering, hard truths to increase your self-awareness.
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.
36:40Join Wharton business school professor and author of 2030: How Today’s Biggest Trends Will Collide And Reshape The Future Of Everything, Mauro Guillén, as he helps leaders prepare for change.
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.
40:58Join Stanford researcher and author, BJ Fogg, as he dissects his insightful book, Tiny Habits, to show that when striving to create change, complexity is a curse while simplicity generates success.
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.
48:14Join the co-authors of FranklinCovey’s newest book, The Leader’s Guide to Unconscious Bias: How to Reframe Bias, Cultivate Connection, and Create High-Performing Teams.
Here's a short exercise to help you become more aware of your biases and how they cloud your perceptions and influence your decisions.
33:45Jen Colosimo translates her deep experience in sales and professional development into useful and tactical strategies for achieving successful sales and business results.
Achieving goals as an individual, month after month, has little correlation to helping others do the same. As you’re surveying your leadership bench strength, consider these traits of great leaders.
38:24Jack Canfield joins Scott Miller for FranklinCovey On Leadership and shares insights on positive mindsets, achieving your goals regardless of your age, and the power of positive visualization.
Prakash Raman joins Patrick in the Leadership Lab to discuss self-judgement, impostor syndrome, and how attachment impacts leadership.
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.
43:46Join leadership savant, John Maxwell, for a master class in leadership as he discusses his latest book, The Leader’s Greatest Return, and the multiplying power of adding value to others.
Dr. David Ulrich joins us to discuss career fit, posting on LinkedIn, and 5 things all leaders need to do.
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.
55:23M.J. Fievre shares her journey of growing up in Haiti, moving to the U.S., finding the courage to live as you are, fighting stereotypes, and flourishing in a world that often times tells you NO.
Brian Ahearn discusses how to ethically persuade, build win-wins, and 700,000 reasons you should use sticky notes.
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?
42:32Join FranklinCovey consultant and author of, Sticking Points, Haydn Shaw, as he shares poignant insights on generational gaps, life stages and effectively leading across generations.