Remarkable Leadership and Personal Brilliance

Late last month my friend, Jim Canterucci, author of Personal Brilliance, interviewed me for his weekly podcast. There are four installments, and this week, the third one, focuses on focus.

I believe it is pretty good (OK, I'm biased). Specifically it focuses on:

• The paradox of Personal Brilliance focus
• How being contrarian can lead to innovative leadership
• How timing comes into play
• The ability to shift from professional to personal to family
• How reconnection can help maintain focus
• Seamless balance
• Elastic focus
• How infatuation can block innovation
• Perspective as a component of focus
• Content vs. process focus

. . . all in less than 15 minutes.

You can listen to it, access the other episodes, or even listen to the full interview here.

Also posted in Creativity, Leadership, Learning and Training.

Labels: interviews, podcasts

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