Hello and welcome back to another episode of Franklin Covey's Twice Weekly podcast on leadership with Scott Miller.

Gosh, coming up onto our seventh year with over 500 episodes taped, where

every Tuesday and Friday, I have the enormous privilege to sit in this studio with our

amazing production team and interview, converse with some of our generation's most remarkable

people. Sometimes they come in the form of Pulitzer Prize winning authors or

billionaire entrepreneurs. Often they are founders, visionary CEOs of remarkable companies, both public and

private. Sometimes they are educators, academics, researchers, scientists. Occasionally it's a political

appointee or a former ambassador or governor or even in some cases a presidential candidate here in the U.S.

Franklin Covey, of course, is known as the world's most trusted leadership firm, although based here in Salt Lake City, Utah in the states.

Of course, our footprint is global, founded in part by Dr. Stephen R. Covey, the iconic leadership expert

and author of the world-renowned bestselling book, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.

This podcast is designed to invest in you as a leader to help you pursue your own great

missions and perhaps make you even more effective.

We love to interview people from all walks of life and all backgrounds, and today we're here to

highlight Sadmossini. He is the chairman and CEO of the Moby Group and the author of the

recent release, Radio Free Afghanistan, a 20-year odyssey for an independent voice in Kabul.

Sad, welcome to On Leadership.

Thank you, Scott.

It's great to have you here. I was telling you off air, I read a lot of books, right?

Both because I am a literary agent and author myself.

This podcast has been going on for, gosh, almost seven years, and most, not all, most of our guests

have a book. And so I told you off air, it's a good sign when you opened the book, when I opened

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