This is the Read to Lead podcast, episode 511.

Bravery is the active form of courage.

Bravery is courage deployed in a moment of need.

So courage is a resource at the ready, and certainly we want to

cultivate courage in our life, but it's bravery that exhibits that courage. Is it possible that we're

already three weeks into the new year, three weeks plus? Actually, hi, I'm Jeff, and this is the

Read to Lead podcast, episode 511 for January 23rd, 20204.

And I'm so glad that you are here.

I've got a fantastic guest lined up for you today.

His name is Todd Henry.

He's fantastic for so many reasons, not the least of which he's making his fifth appearance

on the podcast.

He's written a new book, his seventh, called, I believe

it's his seventh, it's called The Brave Habit, a Guide to Courageous Leadership. And I'll be asking

Todd to share things like the importance of understanding the difference between courage and bravery.

It's an important distinction to make. The five-part ritual that comprises

what he calls the brave habit, what it means to be brave enough to fail your way to growth. I learned

a lot from him on this topic and much, much more. You know, a couple of weeks ago, I dedicated

an episode to my friend, Dan Miller, who back in December, the 7th of December, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

He's had a huge impact on my life and the life of thousands of others.

And then last week, we sort of continued that in a way when I dove into the topic of legacy and building a lasting legacy in large part because Dan is the best

example I've ever seen of someone who has built a legacy.

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