Leadership principles like adding value and serving others come from biblical teachings, the same wisdom Brian Tracy, Jim Rohn, and Zig Ziglar built their work on. The conversation emphasizes that effective leaders never stop learning.
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Brian Tracy, Jim Rohn, you mentioned Zig Ziglar when he was alive, all of those people, you really get it back into ancient scripture. It is all written black and white in the Bible. Now, they say it differently. You can apply it differently, but really the core message comes straight out of the Bible. Again, not to be religious or anything like that, but just to learn those principles that would help you live a better life, add value, value people, and develop those create core values. Now, you mentioned character earlier, becoming a person of character and integrity. It's really life-changing if you let it.
Yes. Yeah. Wow.
All right, so second, uh, segment of the second half of the show: what are you learning now? Because I know leaders are learners. What's, what's in your plate? What are you learning?
The ongoing quest, never-ending quest for wisdom. You know, uh, every— you know, I love the book of Proverbs. That's— by the way, you asked me at the beginning what's my favorite book. The Bible. The Bible for sure. But there's one book I zero in on every single day. It's got 31 chapters. 31 chapters. And most days in the month have 31 days. So it's really— if, if you, you forget this but you can make the connection, I read a chapter that's congruent with the date. So this morning I woke up, it's the 28th of, uh, of— we are the 28th of July, right? So I went to Proverbs 28 and I read the chapter for today. And I do that endlessly every single morning. And it, it— sometimes if I miss it, I could then go back to, to the chat. But for most part, but it really sets my heart, my mind
