Description

Today’s guest not only survived “The Miracle on the Hudson” plane crash but was the last person off the back of the plane that day because he was making sure others made it out safely. After surviving the US Airways Flight 1549 crash in 2009, he began to realize that the moments that made up his life prepared him for what was about to happen.

According to him, all of the lessons and strategies he learned in his life were instrumental during the incident and in the days following. He started to realize that one can actually grow from traumatic life experiences and that realization set him on a path to not only share what he learned but also provide practical and implementable strategies to help others survive and thrive after their own “personal plane crash” moments in life.

He is a speaker and trainer, author of “Moments Matter: How One Defining Moment Can Create a Lifetime of Purpose,” and hosts his own show, Voice of Personal Leadership.

Please join me in welcoming Dave Sanderson.  

In this episode we discuss:

• his thoughts on leadership: “Leadership is influencing others to get their outcome and to also help them impact someone else’s life in a positive way.”
• his first leadership role as a restaurant manager at Howard Johnson, and the person who shared treasured wisdom with him.
• the various work he did and lessons he learned when working in security for Tony Robbins.
• how the biggest hurdle he had to get over for success was finding the belief that he deserved success.
• his goal to reach a million people in the next decade.
• how he organizes his network and uses multiple social media platforms for regular touchpoints.

Listen, subscribe and read show notes at www.OnTheSchmooze.com - episode 179

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