This is the read to lead podcast, episode 351.

Hi, I'm Stephen M. R. Covey, the author of the New York Times and number one Wall Street

Journal bestselling book, The Speed of Trust, the one thing that changes everything.

Shift your professional growth into high gear every time you listen to this.

It's the read to lead podcast with my friend Jeff Brown.

Hi and welcome to the read to lead podcast.

It's the podcast that's dedicated to your personal and your professional growth.

I'm your host, Jeff Brown, and I believe that if you want to achieve through success in your

business and in your life, then intentional and consistent reading is a must.

To that end, each and every week, we're joined by a successful and, in my opinion,

inspiring author to chat about their latest book and their unique insights on leadership, productivity, career,

business, marketing, sales, entrepreneurship, and a lot more.

Today's guest will be of particular interest to you if you are in school or care about someone

who is, maybe a child or grandchild, as in a moment will be joined by prolific author Brian

Tracy as we dive into his new book,

Eat That Frog for Students, 22 ways to stop procrastinating and excel in school.

I'll ask Brian to share about what's new and different about this new book compared to the original Eat That Frog.

We'll dive deep into what he calls the three pillars of success.

I'll ask why it's important to proactively tackle stress and much, much more.

Brian's book is going to offer tips, tools, and techniques for structuring time, setting goals,

staying on task, even when you're not interested, dealing with stress, and developing the skills

to achieve far more than you ever thought possible. You might say it's the book that parents and

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