A huge part of leadership, in business, and in life, is expressing gratitude. One of the very best ways to express gratitude is also one of most old-fashioned. We’ll discuss that in our Thought of the Day. And later in the interview segment, we’ll talk with Lee Cockerell, the man who ran Operations for the Walt Disney World Resort for many years and created much of the leadership training for which it’s so well-known.
Today’s episode will only have the Thought of the Day segment, where we’ll look at the importance of grounding your influence and success inside…reality. Next week we’ll be back with our usual interview segment.
How often does it happen that seemingly small decisions bring with them enormously positive gifts, or very negative consequences? We’ll discuss that in our Thought of the Day. And later, in today’s interview, super entrepreneur Steve Olsher asks: not what is your why … but what is your … WHAT?
What IS humility? When we speak of someone being humble, do we picture them looking, being, or acting in a certain way? Is “being humble” the same as being weak, or having a lack of self-confidence? Or, is there a false premise at work there? In the interview segment, he began as a UPS driver and worked his way up to President of the company. Ron Wallace will share Leadership Lessons from a UPS Driver.
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