Scott Miller, who worked at Franklin Covey, talks about building large businesses and the reach of bestselling books like 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. He discusses his stutter, public perception, and his candid negative feelings about parenthood.
60 million copies
Boring that would drive me crazy doing the same thing every day of the week.
Franklin Covey and you helped grow that to an absolute mammoth of a business.
If you look at all the influential thought leaders that have built companies, they've all done it very similarly.
The book, arguably one of the best selling books of all time, 7 Habits of Highly Effective.
People, right, sold 60 million copies and transformed hundreds of millions of lives.
You have overcome one of human's greatest fears. How on earth did you do that?
People tell me all the time, Scott, you slur your words. Well no shit I have a stutter because when you go to YouTube you'll wonder how I even am alive because it's all about how incompetent I am.
What does parenthood mean to you?
Horror, Stress. Pain, Drama. Trauma, Nightmare fatigue. I believe that great people can love their children and still intensely dislike parenting.
