Hello and welcome back to Franklin Covey's Twice Weekly Podcast on Leadership with Scott Miller.

That's me. I'm your host now six years, nearly 500 episodes taped and about 450 released, where every Tuesday and Friday,

I am privileged to join in the Salt Lake City studio, the headquarters of what has come to be the most trusted leadership firm in the world, Franklin Covey,

where I have the privilege of interviewing some of the world's greatest leaders, researchers, publishers,

authors, writers, contributors.

Sometimes they are academic, sometimes they're entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, entrepreneurs,

in some cases they are CEOs or first-time leaders, or in some instances they may have

actually experienced or suffered some significant

setback or even tragedy or travesty and have summoned the courage and vulnerability to thrive

in spite of it and come and share their stories all dedicated to the same purpose, which is to

twice weekly invest in you and make you a better leader.

Stephen Covey, of course, was the author of the seminal book,

The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People,

and this podcast is designed to support his legacy in the work that Franklin Covey does with literally millions of leaders

and thousands of companies around the world

to help you ignite what you're passionate about

and make sure that

your mission and legacy are enduring and leaving people better off than when you found them.

Today, we have a guest that I've been chasing for a few years. I have been a fan and follower

of his work for several decades. About 20 plus years ago, he wrote what is a seminal book known as True

North.

His name is Bill George, and I never read bios.

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