Description

Welcome to another episode of the Leadership in a Nutshell podcast. We are cracking the code of that driven mind. I want to thank you for being back with me. This is episode 92! In today's episode, we are going to discuss The Overrated 30,000-foot View concept. I really want to spend a couple of minutes talking about perspective and getting you to challenge yours. 

Let's dive in!

[00:01 - 01:46] Opening Segment 

• I introduce the topic of this episode.
• I want to focus on the 30,000-foot view concept.
•  Why is this view overrated?
• You guys should start thinking outside of the box.
• Take a step back and view what really works for your business.

[01:47 - 12:21] · Let's look for a different perspective!

• The challenge that this 30,000-foot view concept represents:
• What is it going to do for me?
• What behaviour changes am I going to get that will improve and impact my results?
•  What is the actual goal of taking a different view in your business?
• It's all about perspective and seeing a different reality.
• I'll provide some examples of how this works not only in business but also in our daily life.
• What I really want you to take away from today's episode:        

1. All views are necessary and valuable.
2. You can have the same view as someone else and see things in a different way.
3. All views need a common goal to share. 

[12:22 - 13:23] Closing Segment 

• Re-cap of the episode
• Final words

Tweetable Quotes:

" A change of view creates a change of perspective, a change of perspective creates a new reality." - Kenny Chapman 

"Doing things rather than thinking things or hearing things that don't really drive a massive behavior change." - Kenny Chapman

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