Welcome back everybody, I'm your host Greg McEwan and as I've been thinking about you

and this theme that we come back to on this podcast all the time about thinking about

what's essential, thinking strategically instead of thinking reactively.

It's almost like I'm taking it for granted as many people do that we know how to do that,

but we know what it means and how to put it into practice.

In this part two of my interview with Rich Horwath, we dig into that, Rich spent years providing

strategic planning, coaching, advising, running sessions with corporations, executive teams,

but as he was providing executive coaching to one of his clients, they said, well listen,

my boss has said, I need to be more strategic.

What does it mean?

And that was the beginning of a whole new phase of Rich's life and his career.

As he started to think, well really, what does it mean?

And how can we apply some of these tools and frameworks that have become so useful in

the enterprise space, in the business environment, to help people in their lives?

By the end of this episode, you'll have a better insight in not only how to be successful

in the life of business, but also in the business of life.

Let's get to it.

We've selected carefully questions, insights that help you to be able to apply the ideas

we talk about in today's episode, immediately in your life.

That's Greg McEwan.com forward slash podcast.

So creating value, I assumed when you used that phrase, that would mean the discovery

of value.

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