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All right, Thrive Nation. We have an exclusive interview today for you with Lee Cockerl,

the former executive vice president of Walt Disney World Resorts, who used to manage

over 40,000 people and 1 million customers per week. And we're talking about checklists

and the important of checklists using checklists. How did Lee Cockerl, C-O-C-K-E-R-E-L-L-M-O-U-S-E?

How did Lee Cockerl do it at Disney World? How did he do it? I'll tell you how he did it with

checklists, but Chuck, you managed a small business. Why do people in small business fight so much

against the use of a freaking checklist? There's multiple reasons, but one of the main things I

see is that this happened with the concrete company, trying to implement checklists through my

dad. He was old school. Old school, baby. You would worry that the guys are busy at the end of the

day. I get it. I understand your time. What do you have time to use a checklist? Yeah, just so tired

and I'm like, just do it. You just have to do it. So that's the main thing is you just have to create

it and implement it. It's not going to be perfect on the first try, but revise it and make it better

every day. Everything you need to know about using an implementing checklist with Lee Cockerl,

here we go. Let's just say that I'm one of those guys who didn't actually do with the checklist.

I just pretended like I did. That's a lot of people. So I am your business, you're the owner,

there's ten or maybe it's him at Disney and I pretended like I checked off the checklist.

Go ahead and deal with me. What would you say to me if I pretended that I did your checklist?

Yeah, I mean, I would ask you first and then I would keep interrogating you like you do a teenager

until you get to the truth and they lie about 12 times before you get there and then I probably

would tell them the consequences of that, do you realize that people can get food poisoning and

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