The following is an encore episode of the Read to Lead podcast.

Leadership is communicating people's worth and potential so clearly that they're inspired to see it in themselves.

Hi, and welcome to this special episode, the special edition of the Read to Lead podcast.

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

Hi there.

My name is Jeff Brown, and I believe that if you desire to achieve true success in business and in life

then intentional and consistent reading is a must the idea behind this podcast is to help you

narrow this reading list and bring you key insights and valuable ideas from today's most

successful and inspiring authors and it's difficult to believe that it could get much more inspiring than it is today.

That's because we're about to be joined by author Stephen M. R. Covey as we discuss the 30th

anniversary edition out today of his father's classic book, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective

People.

I'll ask Stephen to share his thoughts on the questions that you submitted. father's classic book, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.

I'll ask Stephen to share his thoughts on the questions that you submitted.

Questions centered around ideas from the book like, begin with the end in mind, think win-win, being proactive versus reactive, and much more.

It is humbling and thrilling to me that everyone associated with this project, the 30th

anniversary edition of this book, would consider the Read to Lead podcast, a must stop for

helping get the word out about this new edition.

Well, Stephen M.R. Covey is co-founder of Covey Link and of the Franklin Covey Global Speed of Trust practice,

a sought after and compelling keynote speaker and advisor on trust, leadership, ethics, and high

performance. Stephen speaks to audiences around the world. He is the New York Times and number one

Wall Street Journal bestselling author of the Speed of Trust and co-author of the number one

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