James chats with Scott McKain, a globally recognized authority on how organizations and professionals create distinction to attract and retain customers — and stand out in a hyper-competitive marketplace.
Scott’s recent book, ICONIC: How Organizations and Leaders Attain, Sustain, and Regain the Ultimate Level of Distinction,” was recently named on Forbes.com as a TOP TEN BEST BUSINESS BOOK for 2018. The first edition of his book, “Create Distinction: What to Do When ‘Great’ Isn’t Good Enough to Grow Your Business” was named by thirty major newspapers (such as the Miami Herald) as one of the “ten best business books of the year.”
Scott’s expertise has been quoted multiple times in USA Today, the New York Times, Wall St. Journal, and International Herald-Tribune. His commentaries were syndicated on a weekly basis for over a decade to eighty television stations in the U.S., Canada, and Australia – and he’s appeared multiple times as a guest on FOX News Network. Arnold Schwarzenegger booked him for a presentation at the White House with the President in the audience.
With a client list that represents the world’s most distinctive companies – like Apple, SAP, Merrill Lynch, BMW, Cisco, CDW, Fidelity, John Deere and literally hundreds more – Scott McKain was honored with induction along with Zig Ziglar, Seth Godin, Dale Carnegie and just twenty more in the “Sales and Marketing Hall of Fame.”
They discuss talking to yourself at the White House, plumbers butt cracks, scaling businesses, walking in your customers shoes, customer breaking point, and getting great clarity on what you are, and what you are not.
Contact Scott:
Web: www.scottmckain.com
Twitter (@scottmckain): twitter.com/scottmckain
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/scottmckain
Facebook: facebook.com/iconicbusinessbook
FREE offering for listeners: Join Scott’s DISTINCTION NATION at distinctionnation.com for FREE and receive:
“Ultimate Customer Experience” ebook
“Creating Personal Distinction” 14-day audio series with workbook
And, additional resources on creating distinction