I'm Scott Miller. I serve as your host and interviewer each week where I'm privileged

to interview some of the biggest icons and luminaries in the leadership industry. And

as part of Dr. Covey, our co-founders legacy to have an abundance mentality, we are privileged

to be able to shine our spotlight and our platform on some of the biggest names to bring

you insights and practical solutions to be a better leader, to manage your time more

efficiently and effectively. I'm also the author of this series, Master Mentors from Harper

Collins, Volume 1 and Volumes 2 are now out where each year, for 10 years, I take 30

of my favorite interviews on this podcast with the permission of those guests. I write

a short, easy, breezy chapter about one transformational insight that they shared. Volume 3 coming

out in the fall of 2023 on our way to 10 volumes in the series, who knows maybe today's

guest will, will agree to be a parent, make an appearance in volume 4 or 5. He is one

of those luminaries of our generation. There are five or six names of people you might

think about. Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey, Ken Blanchard, Patrick Lencioni, Liz Weisman,

names like that, Brian Tracy is our guest today. He has authored 91 books that have sold

over 20 million copies. He's led a life of service and abundance, was a very dear friend

of Dr. Covey's. Today he is here to talk about this phenomenal book that has sold, get this,

five million copies, called Eat That Frog, 21 great ways to stop procrastinating and get

more done in less time. He'll talk about how this book came into being Brian Tracy. Welcome to

on leadership. So nice to be with you, Scott. Thank you. Brian, truly an honor. I met you 29 years

ago when I was a young buck at the Walt Disney Company. You came in and talked to our executives.

I was a young kid that had managed to get in the room and listen to you. Thousands of engagements

and speeches for you later, honored to have you as part of the on leadership interview series.

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