A high flying business life with all the trimmings came to an abrupt stop for Chip Scholz. A stroke and having to relearn how to move, to speak and to read changed everything.
In our podcast conversation, Chip shares how wood turning helped him recover and re-invent himself to health, writing books and becoming an executive coach.
We talk about the role of mental fitness in it all and the importance of staying curious, present and patient.
Chip also introduces us to the green character from the 1950s: Gumby and the term Semper Gumby which is about staying flexible in business.
And here the books that Chip refers to:
Being Wrong by Kathryn Schultz,
From Strength to Strength by Arthur C Brooks
The Second Mountain by David Brooks.
Check out Chip’s own books on Amazon:
Every Dog Has Its Day https://a.co/d/0huQdkPE
Small Decisions, Big Shifts https://a.co/d/06TwM9qt
For more on Chip Scholz and to connect:
FB: https://www.facebook.com/Chippturns
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chipscholz/
Website: https://www.scholzandassociates.com
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