On My Walk

#106 - What Great CEOs Do - Differently!

We’ve all heard, “Feedback is the breakfast of champions.” But feedback is worthless if we are not listening. The great CEOs listen differently. They operate by a maxim we all need to embrace. On this podcast I’ll share that maxim.

#105 - A Feeling You Don't Ignore

What would make a hurried executive pass up a free ride on a wealthy friends private corporate jet? A feeling he could not ignore and a moment he did not want to lose.

#104 - A Change Is As Good As A Rest

Outwardly he was full of vigor. Inwardly he was weary. What Churchill did next, made all the difference.

#103 - The Secret Power Of Churchill's Daily Routine

To glimpse the daily routine of Winston Churchill is to glimpse a secret to his success. I think the same can be said of you and me.

#102 - Mister Rogers And Winston Churchill's Common Enemy

These two towering individuals, both experts and larger than life, stared down a common enemy every creative must combat. Let’s identify it and talk about how they overcame.

#101 - A Stone Wall And A Steinway Piano

Sometimes the biggest impacts of life are made in the smallest moments of time. That was Fred Rogers experience.

#100 - Mister Rogers "Cardinal Sin"

It takes boldness . . . but it also takes humility to commit Mr. Rogers “cardinal sin.” But every leader should commit it.

#099 - Are You An Original?

Mr. Rogers told me, “I like you just the way you are.” The question is, “Do I?” Do I like who I am? Am I an original or a knockoff?

#098 - When It Comes To This Election, What's Your Higher Loyalty?

FDR’s budget director has me thinking about Election Day 2018, and the political implications of my “higher loyalty.”

#097 - What A Friend (And Jeff Bezos) Taught Me About Criticism

How you handle criticism may say more about you than the person or issue in question. Here’s a great lesson from Jeff Bezos and NASA.