How Do Dads Lead a Family?

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i'm glad you went there, because i wanted to touch on that. Like i said, this is a father's they a talk and it's not all about business and leadership. That's part of it, but also, lot ll people listening are either leading a family or they're about to. I will tell you that the most important thing to me is to show up, is to be present. And by the way, you have plenty of time to sit in front of a t v and do whatever you do later in life when your kids are out brazing their kids. But when they're when they're around, you better be around.

Episode 030: Keith Hawk – Being An Effective Business Leader Is A Lot Like Being A Great Dad

This episode was very special to me as I had the opportunity to record a phenomenal episode with the greatest learning leader I’ve ever known. This is a really special Father’s Day episode. There are a ton of actionable takeaways for all of YOU: The great listeners and friends of The Learning Leader Show…

Keith is a 35-year veteran sales professional and sales leader. Over the course of his career he has developed a rich understanding of what it takes to be a successful sales professional. For over 15 years he's led one of America's greatest sales organizations, at LexisNexis. He continues in a customer focused role to this day at that global organization, speaking to customer groups around the world on the topic of solving business problems with the solutions offered by his firm. In addition, he continues to lecture regularly on topics such as leadership, selling to executives, and his personal favorite: the true role of the sales professional.

Episode 030: Keith Hawk – Being An Effective Business Leader Is A Lot Like Being A Great Dad

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Some Questions I Ask:

What one common characteristic do all successful leaders share?
What advice do you give to a 25 year old young professional?
What is a “Conscious Competent”?
What do you say to those who view positive psychology with skepticism?
How do you prepare for a big speech to thousands of people?
How can people prepare their kids to be professional athletes?

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

Why trust is so important to be a successful leader
The importance of being a great communicator and great writer
The definition for success
Why you should write in a daily journal
The role we play to help children find their passion
The elements that define a quality life
Why soldiers and athletes tend to be great employees

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Bio From http://getrealselling.com

Keith is a 32-year veteran sales professional and sales leader. Over the course of his career he has developed a rich understanding of what it takes to be a successful sales professional. For over ten years he led one of America's greatest sales organizations, at LexisNexis. He continues in a customer focused role to this day at that global organization, speaking to customer groups around the world on the topic of solving business problems with the solutions offered by his firm. In addition, he continues to lecture regularly on topics such as consultative selling, selling to executives, and his personal favorite: the true role of the sales professional.