Each year Jason conducts somewhere between 700 and 1,000 conversations in preparation for speeches. During the past week –a rare week of being off the road - he had 36 conversations with leading entrepreneurs, academics, heads of not-for-profits and CEOs and Presidents for upcoming speeches. He finished the week’s work having figured out what he believes is the single most important question you’ll ever ask in business and in life.

Jason travels between 200,000 and 360,000 miles a year on research, consulting and speaking and he’s been doing it for many years. Along the way he’s developed 15 tips that will make your travel life easier and more productive. Even seasoned travelers will learn valuable tips from the guy whose flown 10 million miles on business.

Almost 70 years ago Abraham Maslow put forth an idea in a revolutionary research paper titled, "A Theory of Human Motivation" that all people are motivated by five primary needs. His original findings have been validated by hundreds of subsequent studies and surveys. Do you know the five needs? Do you know how you can use Maslow’s work to make your enterprise lightning fast and hugely productive? Pay special attention to the third level of his pyramid because most businesses do a horrible job of employing it. This is fascinating stuff you can use.

One of the twelve labors of Hercules was cleaning out the stables. Sometimes all of our stables – the house, the car, the office, the purse and briefcase - need a good cleaning out. And, you’ll be surprised to learn that many benefits accrue from cleaning up.

Once in a while, even the best among us, either screws up and makes a mistake or error in judgment and ends up disappointing a customer and/or making them angry. Here’s the best way to handle the situation when that happens based on the research from Jason’s bestseller, The High-Speed Company- Creating a Culture of Urgency and Growth.

Words are like eggs dropped from a great height. You can’t call them back or ignore the mess they’ve caused. In this episode of The Game Changer’s Jason discusses the power of words with an intensely private and personal story he’s never told publicly before.

When you make a conscious decision to make growth a guiding principle of your company everything changes for the better. In this episode Jason talks presents the 10 great things that will happen when you decide to grow your business nonstop. It’s a Life Changer!

Do you have something big and important enough in your life that you’re willing to be seen by others as being foolish? Henry Ford did. Bill Gates did. Steve Jobs did. Charlie Chaplin did as well. Maybe it’s time to step to the pump and find something in your life you feel so strongly about that you’re even willing to be deemed foolish by some.

Are you away from home on business too much? Do some of your work days seem too long and hard? Ever want to chuck it all? Ever feel bummed out and depressed at how tough and long the journey is? Jason argues we need to be thankful for being allowed to practice our craft and puts things into perspective.

Jason and Dale talk about customer service and where the decision to serve the customer must take place; based on a real life example at Delta Airlines.