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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2021 · 30 MIN

Scott Miller | Management Mess to Leadership Success

from The Jon Gordon Podcast

Welcome to Jon Gordon's Positive University Podcast. Today Jon is joined by Scott Miller. Entering his twenty-third year with Franklin Covey, Scott serves as the executive vice president of thought leadership. Among his many other accomplishments, Scott is also the author of "Management Mess to Leadership Success."   During this episode Scott shares phenomenal strategies from his book as well as what he's learned throughout his journey at Franklin Covey and how he himself has grown as a leader.    It's a fast paced conversation with practical takeaways that will help you achieve greater success in your life and career.    If you enjoy this, please rate the podcast and leave a review. Positive U is 100% free and when you leave a review you help encourage others to listen as well.    Our featured resource today is STICK TOGETHER, it's a brand new book with a simple lesson building a stronger team by Jon Gordon and co-author Kate Level. When you order the book you can also download a free action plan (for a limited time). And we're hosting a LIVE free webinar to share tips from the book! Get all the details at sticktogetherbook.com

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