This is the Read to Lead podcast, episode 469.

People are more empowered because the access to information has been democratized across the internet for better or worse.

They're looking for

options on their own because if they look at their situation, say, my organization is not

devoting a lot of time to my improvement. I know I need to improve, because things are changing

all the time. I'm going to have to take ownership of that myself. If there's one thing I've grown

to love in life, it's learning.

Now, that hasn't always been the case, but ever since I fell back in love with books in 2003,

I've been on a learning journey that has no end in sight, and that's okay with me.

You might say I'm a lifelong learner, and that you're here probably means you yourself

are a lifelong learner as well.

One thing I've enjoyed learning more about lately is learning itself.

In other words, learning how to learn.

And that's why I'm especially excited for you to hear from today's guest.

Hi, I'm Jeff Brown, and this is the Read to Lead podcast.

It's the show dedicated to your personal and professional development,

where I believe that if you want to achieve true success in business and in life, that intentional

and consistent reading has to be a part of that plan. Of course, the obvious next step is to put

what you learn into action, and that's what my note-making mastery course is all about. If you'd

like to find out more about that, go to jeffbrown.me.

That's also where you can go to get for a limited time a free membership to the Read to Lead community.

Basic membership is free and includes access to exclusive content like weekly business book summaries in categories like leadership,

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