Taking the Leap A Recap of Where We’ve Been, What We’ve Learned, and Where We’re Going
“Everyone has something different and unique to share, but yet there are similarities amongst them all. Everyone has a unique story; everyone has a unique journey. We can learn something from everyone.” - Bob Dickie
In this episode, we walk back through the past few months of podcasting together. We highlight the guests who have been on this show and the guests we’re thinking of having in the future. Additionally, we discuss some of the key learnings and observations we’ve seen in our guests and their insights. Amongst all of the guests, there is a common thread -- we can all learn from mistakes and failures. We set the stage in this recap episode for highlights and insights to come in 2020.
Notes and Quotes:
-You expect a highlight reel from people, but that’s not often what we actually get when we sit down and connect with people. We get the realness and rawness of lessons learned which were the greatest factors to success for our guests.
-Be a great questioner. Be someone who genuinely wants to learn and know other people.
-You can do this exact same thing we’ve done via this podcast. Sit down with someone, build that relationship, ask questions, and genuinely invest in one another.
-Social media isn’t where real relationships are built. They’re built eye to eye and face to face.
Links in this episode include:
The very first introductory podcast episode
Tim & Brandy Jarvinen’s podcast episode
Jeremie Kubicek’s podcast episode
The 100X Leader by Jeremie Kubicek
Grant Webster’s podcast episode
Mark & Raquel Williams’s podcast episode
Drayton Wade’s podcast episode
Kirk & Nicole Porter’s podcast episode
Dollar Shave Club, a revolutionary business and subscription model for men and women’s razors
Billion Dollar Brand Club by Lawrence Ingrassia
Root of Riches by Chuck Bentley
To learn more about Bob’s two books, find them on Amazon here: The Leap and Love Your Work.
A huge congrats to our host and CEO, Bob Dickie, for graduating from Harvard Business School! We’re so proud of his hard work, and we’re so blessed to have him serve our company and community.
Follow Bob Dickie on Twitter @RobertDickie