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Is The Motive Lencioni's Best Book?

Nov 5, 2021

44:15

Highlights

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Episode notes

The Five Omissions in the Book, Rewards Base Leader

01:44

Marketing Is a Two Sided Coin, Magic and Logic

01:57

The Motive by Brian Jones

02:05

Introduction

2min

The Motive by Brian Jones

2min

Can You Get Down, Can You Be a Leader?

2min

The Five Omissions

2min

The Five Omissions in the Book, Rewards Base Leader

2min

The American Icon Book - Isn't It the Right?

2min

The Five Omissions of a Reward Centric Leader

2min

What Are the Best Meetings?

2min

What's the Biggest Omission in an Organization?

2min

10.

Developing People Is a Good Thing

3min

11.

Are There Two, R, Three Words That Define All of Patrick's Books?

2min

12.

Marketing Is a Two Sided Coin, Magic and Logic

2min

13.

I've Never Experienced This Before, but I Do Read the Book

2min

14.

The Table Group, the Advantage, the Motive

2min

15.

The Three Big Questions for a Frantic Family

2min

16.

The Ideal Team Player

2min

17.

How to Turn a Book Into a Mirror

4min

18.

What Are the Common Themes for Leaders?

2min

19.

The Leader Has to Repeat

3min

20.

Is the Beyond Ontripener Really Good?

2min

21.

Yhou Can Come On.

2min

I've been a Patrick Lencioni fan for years. His last book is The Motive and it was released during COVID. Is it his best book? Why did he write it? Where does it fit with his other great books? Brian Jones is a friend of Lencioni and one of the consultants for the author's Table Group consulting arm. Brian provides a great perspective to these questions and more.