One Question A Day? – Page 19 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

Could you write a leadership book?

Small white building called How Club — How to write a leadership book? Join a club?

We read leadership books, blogs, articles. Why?

To improve ourselves.

Have we learned enough from studying and doing to write one?

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Dear readers, what do you wish you would have asked?

Plaque at Health Central Hospital honoring William Booth — William, did you know your one-word vision would stir human souls?

What’s one question you’d love to ask the greatest leader you’ve ever known (including historical leaders from long ago)?

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Is simplicity the wonder drug for organizational culture?

Simple?

CEO of YouSendIt, Brad Garlinghouse, snippets from an interview Adam Bryant (NYT weekend Biz section and author, The Corner Office) did recently. Recently received the condensed and edited interview notes, and then edited it some more:

be in (passionate)
be real (authentic)
be bold (innovative)

Added italicized personal interpretation.

What Brad did apparently, was to make them the corporate values. Simplicity is power.

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What do Lake Tahoe, Maui, and Iowa City have in common?

The Habit, a book of habits — The Behavioral Psychologist shared the book he is reading

What do Lake Tahoe, Maui, and Iowa City have in common?

They are places where great leaders are hungry for transformational learning.

Give a woman a fish or teach her how to fish.

The rest is history.

Have fun today.

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To what degree does physical wellness enable career wellness?

Hiking is good exercise, so is a cultural emersion

Caution sign at Volcanoes National Park — Danger lurks everywhere?

To what degree does physical wellness enable career wellness?

Sure hope they’re related. In fact I’m banking on it.

Knowing the local landscape is helpful in understanding the terrain, and the people who live there.

Probably the main reason for delivering benchmark level sessions in spite of the jet lag.

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