FranklinCovey On Leadership with Scott Miller

Dr. Wendy Suzuki, a neuroscientist and professor at NYU, explores the transformative power of anxiety in this discussion. She delves into the spectrum of anxiety and emphasizes its potential as a positive force for productivity and empathy. Dr. Suzuki shares tips for managing anxiety, like turning anxious thoughts into actionable tasks and the benefits of physical activity. She also discusses the significance of educational belonging and how reducing social media use can improve mental health, especially among young people.

Hal Elrod, bestselling author of "The Miracle Morning," shares his inspiring journey of resilience after facing personal tragedies like losing his sister and battling cancer. He emphasizes the importance of a structured morning routine, introducing his SAVERS method: Silence, Affirmations, Visualization, Exercise, Reading, and Scribing. Hal discusses how embracing adversity can fuel personal growth, and he provides practical steps to kickstart your own transformative mornings. Discover the power of affirmations and visualization in overcoming fear and enhancing productivity!

Dr. Leonard Sax, a renowned physician and bestselling author, shares vital insights on parenting challenges today. He emphasizes the need for parents to cultivate a culture of respect at home, distinguishing parenting from friendship to prioritize meaningful connections. Sax discusses the troubling decline in teacher morale linked to societal disrespect and the urgent need for parents to address harmful online content. His practical advice sheds light on fostering healthier relationships and guiding children through today's complex social landscape.

Join New York Times bestselling author, speaker, world record holder, and founder of the fastest-growing whiskey company in the U.S., Fawn Weaver, for a masterclass in business, leadership, and communication. Fawn shares her remarkable story, including how she became interested in the whiskey business, the challenges she faced as a woman of color entering a historically white-male-dominated industry, and the principles and strategies that have driven her company's success.

James Rhee, bestselling author of "Red Helicopter" and former CEO of Ashley Stewart, shares his unconventional journey from teaching high school to leading a fashion brand. He emphasizes the importance of kindness and a systems-based approach to leadership. Rhee discusses pattern recognition and challenging conventional wisdom while empowering underrepresented communities. Through a poignant childhood memory of a red helicopter, he illustrates the intrinsic rewards of compassion and resilience, drawing lessons from nature to inspire personal growth.

Learn your “money type” and how it’s helping or hurting your relationship with bestselling author and personal finance expert, Ramit Sethi. Ramit joins On Leadership to discuss the importance of couples having open and positive conversations about money, and shares insights on the four main "money types" that people tend to fall into - the avoider, the optimizer, the worrier, and the dreamer. He provides practical advice for how partners with different money types can better communicate and work together to achieve their shared financial and life goals.

This episode features an interview with Dr. Ruth Gotian, an expert in mentorship and author of the book "Mentoring: A Complete Guide to Effective Mentoring". Dr. Gotian discuss the importance of mentorship, how to effectively find and cultivate mentor-mentee relationships, and the common pitfalls to avoid. She also shares her personal experience as both a mentor and mentee, and provides practical advice on how to make the most of mentoring relationships, both formal and informal.

In a captivating discussion, Hala Gorani, an esteemed international journalist and author, shares her journey and insights from her extensive career in media. She emphasizes the crucial role of listening and authenticity in communication, particularly for leaders. Hala recounts her harrowing experiences during the Arab Spring, bringing to light the risks journalists face while navigating challenging environments. The conversation also covers the complexities of human behavior and the importance of a free press in today's digital age, urging a return to fact-based reporting.

Bill Bennett, former Franklin Covey executive and author of 'Jacob T. Marley,' shares his journey from leadership to storytelling. He discusses the creative process behind crafting compelling narratives, emphasizing the importance of relatable experiences. Bill offers advice for aspiring writers, highlighting the value of finding one’s voice and stepping outside comfort zones. He also delves into storytelling's impact on leadership and the challenges of adapting books into films, blending practical insights with personal anecdotes.

Guy Kawasaki, a bestselling author and tech evangelist, shares invaluable insights on crafting a remarkable life. He discusses the importance of personal transformation and how embracing unpaid work can fuel career growth. Kawasaki also explores the metaphor of acorns growing into oak trees, emphasizing patience and diverse interests. He encourages authentic storytelling and reveals how influential figures shape our paths while advocating for thoughtful decisions in design and branding. Tune in for pragmatic wisdom that inspires impactful living!