It's when we give ourselves permission to ignore convention to kind of do the crazy thing.

That's when oftentimes we have our most creative ideas.

Helping business leaders grow themselves, their team, and their profits.

This is on-trade leadership.

Now here's your host, Ken Colman.

Coming to you from the music city, this is the broadcast of leaders, by-leaders, four

leaders.

Thank you so much for joining the conversation.

Here's what's coming up.

Really excited to have Charles Doohig back with us.

Now for those of you who may be new to our program, Charles Doohig is a Pulitzer Prize, New

York Times, Journalist, and also best-selling author of the Power of Habit, and smarter,

faster, better.

We wanted to have him back on because the guys are great thinker.

One of the big thoughts that I got excited about in this conversation, and it's going to

really stretch you today, is the permission to ignore conventional wisdom.

Oh, my goodness, your minds are going to be set free.

That is going to be good stuff.

Also, we continue our conversation with you, the audience.

Allison, whatever listeners calls in to talk to Daniel Tarty and myself with a question

about, what do I do when I institute the No Gossip Policy and everybody's rolling their

eyes and they aren't listening to me?

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