Sundays are for Leadership by Proverbs.  Today, Pete Blank shares a message on the idea of "timely replies" from Proverbs 15:23

23 A person finds joy in giving an apt reply—    and how good is a timely word!

There are six legs to a roach, and there are six leadership traits.  Today, Pete Blank shares Word Up! - Leaders own every message.  Today, he focuses on the messages you are sending when you are in a Zoom Meeting.

This week, Pete Blank takes a look at a book written in 2001 titled The Myth of Excellence: Why Great Companies Never Try to be the Best at Everything.  He takes five key points from this book and shares examples from today to help you decide how your company can differentiate to become excellent!  They are:

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This week, Pete Blank takes a look at a book written in 2001 titled The Myth of Excellence: Why Great Companies Never Try to be the Best at Everything.  He takes five key points from this book and shares examples from today to help you decide how your company can differentiate to become excellent!  They are:

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Pete and Brian take a look at great leadership and management strategies. In this episode, we talked and laughed and learned about:

Plants at the Opera

Hidden Figures

Godzilla Dust Cloud

A fun game of Famous Quotes

A funner game of Over/Under based on Managing Change

The Daily Disney - Disney's Great Leadership Strategy #5 - Have Efficient Processes in Place

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This week, Pete Blank takes a look at a book written in 2001 titled The Myth of Excellence: Why Great Companies Never Try to be the Best at Everything.  He takes five key points from this book and shares examples from today to help you decide how your company can differentiate to become excellent!  They are:

Price

Service

Access

Product

Experience

This week, Pete Blank takes a look at a book written in 2001 titled The Myth of Excellence: Why Great Companies Never Try to be the Best at Everything.  He takes five key points from this book and shares examples from today to help you decide how your company can differentiate to become excellent!  They are:

Price

Service

Access

Product

Experience

This week, Pete Blank takes a look at a book written in 2001 titled The Myth of Excellence: Why Great Companies Never Try to be the Best at Everything.  He takes five key points from this book and shares examples from today to help you decide how your company can differentiate to become excellent!  They are:

Price

Service

Access

Product

Experience

Sundays are for Leadership by Proverbs.  Pete Blank shares a lesson on your temper today from Proverbs 15:18.

18 A hot-tempered person stirs up conflict,    but the one who is patient calms a quarrel.

In today's Pick Up the Roach! segment, Pete Blank, former Disney University leader and speaker, shares why there are SO many skills needed for leaders today that go above and beyond.  Leaders need to be ready to use some of these extra skills...