Clint concludes his conversation with the author of "The 7 Perspectives of Effective Leaders", Daniel Harkavy.  In part two, Clint and Daniel discuss the value of placing 'strategic bets', why you need to celebrate people finding the problems in things, and why great leaders should want to lead an organization that wants them but doesn't need them.

This week, Clint is having a conversation with Daniel Harkavy. In part one, Daniel discusses how coaching some of the world’s most prominent business executives inspired his best selling book, "The 7 Perspectives of Effective Leaders."

Clint concludes his conversation with Craig LeMasters, the author of "Unstuck: How to Unlock and Activate the Wisdom of Others." In part two, Clint and Craig discuss why people are afraid to ask for help and why listening has becoming a lost art.

This week Clint has a conversation with entrepreneur, investor, and the author of "Unstuck: How to Unlock and Activate the Wisdom of Others", Craig LeMasters. In part one Clint and Craig discuss what it means to be 'stuck' and why the lack of prioritization today is crushing people.

Clint concludes his conversation with James Williams, Coca-Cola's Vice President of Olympic Marketing and Assets.  In part two, James discusses how Coke is preparing itself for two major events in less than 6 months and how Japan is handling the pandemic in the lead up to the Olympics.

On Episode 10 of The Conversation with Clinton M. Padgett, Clint talks to Coca-Cola's Vice President of Olympic Marketing and Assets, James Williams. In part one, James shares stories of the challenges and triumphs from past Olympiads and what it takes to plan and execute the iconic Olympic Torch Relay.

This week on "The Conversation with Clinton M. Padgett”, Clint wraps up his chat with Douglas Stone, the co-author of “Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most”. In part two, they discuss the difference between blame and contribution.

This week, Clint has a conversation with Douglas Stone, the Founder of Triad Consulting and a Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School, where he teaches negotiation. He’s also the co-author of “Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback Well” and “Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most”.

Clint concludes his conversation with Jim Karrh the author of "The Science of Customer Connections: Manage Your Message to Grow Your Business." In part two, Clint and Jim talk about why 'Zoom meetings' aren't as beneficial as face to face chats and why you should listen twice as much as talk.

This week Clint has a conversation with Jim Karrh, author of "The Science of Customer Connections: Manage Your Message to Grow Your Business." In part one, Clint and Jim discuss why the word 'you' can improve your messaging, the value of authenticity and the importance of eye contact during a conversation.