Welcome, everyone. I'm your host, Greg McEwan, and I am here with you on this journey to learn

so that we can operate at our highest point of contribution. Today is Part 2 of the conversation

with Ron Johnson, formerly the Senior Vice President of Apple. He was the lead designer of the Apple

retail stores, as well as the genius bar, and many other things that we take for granted in the

experience that Apple successfully created. If you've ever wanted to see behind a curtain

about how the Apple transformation was achieved, not by the caricature of Steve Jobs, but by the

person himself, the leader, then this conversation is meaningful, it's interesting, and I think

you're going to enjoy it. Let's get to it.

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