Monica Langley hosts a new Salesforce series about inflection points, the moments that change lives. CEOs share pivotal stories about leadership, humility, and why corporations need to have a soul.
Each of us has experienced something in our lives that made us who we are today.
My sister said, listen, you gotta make something of yourself, and you gotta get off my couch, because I have a studio apartment. And, you know, I want to have a social life too.
I'm sure I was more afraid than.
I allowed.
Myself to believe, but I was struck by how quickly I made myself at home.
The inflection point is that moment in life when everything changes.
The world's going through a really challenging time, so corporations need to have a soul.
Okay?
You have to be confident enough to make the decisions, but humble enough to listen to others and admit mistakes.
Join me in conversation with today's most innovative and insightful CEOs.
An electric car is just a better car.
That's surprising.
For you to say.
Yeah, I had to get there myself too.
They share their stories, influences, and values.
It's probably overrated, but the platform at an NFL owner is a high one, and it gives you the opportunity to have an impact.
Without those moments, they might not be where they are today.
I wish she was still alive and I was a worse person. But she taught me an amazing lesson.
You know, it's very difficult to get out of bed every day if you don't love what you're doing.
I do think we bring different things to the table. I'm creative and I'm not.
I'm Monica Langley, and this is the inflection point.
I have to ask these questions.
You do have a little crazy in you. It wasn't just Gene Hackman who told you to be crazy.
I'm not gonna disagree with that. Nor is my pharmacist.
We're done. Thank you.
