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

That's me. I serve as your host now six years, 400 plus episodes aired, where on Tuesdays and Fridays,

I have the privilege, the honor, of interviewing luminaries, academics, researchers, artist,

creators, entrepreneurs, best-selling authors, celebrities, sometimes people that you may not

have heard of but have discovered something, detected something,

survived, something that are here in an act of courage and vulnerability to make you a better

leader. Franklin Covey's mission as the world's most trusted leadership firm is to help ignite

in you your mission and great, and we take that responsibility very

seriously. Today we have a return guest just about one year ago. I had the honor of interviewing

Sal Khan. You of course know him as kind of a Johnny Appleseed of education, you might say. He is the

founder of Khan Academy that has democratized access to

algebra and other great topics around the world. He's come back to talk today about his newest

release called Brave New Worlds, How AI will revolutionize education and why that's a good thing. Sal Khan, welcome back to On leadership.

Great to be here. Okay, Sal, we had the privilege of interviewing you about one year ago,

and I'm not sure there's anybody left in the world who doesn't know who you are,

but perhaps for that last person that either hasn't experienced the Khan Academy or

hasn't followed your career, would you just indulge me in that last person and maybe rewind a

couple of decades, talk a bit about your career. I think most people know the story, but for the

4,000th time, would you tell the story about how you came to ignite what has now become

Khan Academy?

Sure.

I like the Johnny Apple secret reference.

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