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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2015 · 49 MIN

Lee Cockerell: Working For Disney, Mentoring Entrepreneurs, and Best Selling Author

from SuccessVets: Advice For Veterans On Life After The Military

How did this veteran go from being a waiter to leading Disney Resorts and running his own business? Lee Cockerell is a US Army Veteran and the Former Executive Vice President of Operations for the Walt Disney World Resort. One of Lee's major and lasting legacies was the creation of Disney Great Leader Strategies which was used to train and develop the 7000 leaders at Walt Disney World. He is a bestselling author of three books, his most recent being, Time Management Magic: How To Get More Done Every Day And Move From Surviving To Thriving. Lee now runs his own consulting and seminar business in leadership and management development and he's a a mentor atThrive15.com an online education platform that helps entrepreneurs learn how to start or grow a successful business. And, he is a superstar grandfather and husband.   Check out more insights from the interview and resources at SuccessVets.com.

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