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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2020 · 56 MIN

Ep. 39 With Richard Bliss Brooke

from Legacy Leadership · host With Adrian and Tom Chenault

Richard Bliss Brooke . . . went from chicken chopper to CEO, according to Success magazine in its 1992 cover story . . . an issue that outsold every issue in the 100-year history of the magazine. He was only 36 years old when Success magazine featured his journey from earning $3.05 an hour cutting chickens for Foster Farms to creating millionaires from his sales training and performance coaching. Had it not been for an obscure management decision by Foster Farms – they would not promote anyone who did not have a college degree – Richard would have recently retired from a 40-year career at the processing plant. Instead, he pivoted and built a nationwide sales organization of 30,000 people by the time he was 28 and went on to build two global companies over the next 35 years. As a keynote speaker, he has wowed audiences of over 10,000 and shared the stage with Tony Robbins, Sir Richard Branson, Bob Proctor, John Maxwell, and many others. As an author, he has written three books and hundreds of articles and blogs. Our app makes it simple for you to quickly capture the important details of your daily interactions and makes sure you always follow up! Follow the link to get started: https://ter.li/fsn13t

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