Hello and welcome back to Franklin Covey's on leadership podcast series.

My name is Scott Miller and I serve as your weekly host and interviewer.

You may know me, of course, also as the author of the book Master Mentors, 30 Transformative

Insights from our greatest minds, where for the first year or two of this podcast, I

with the permission of 30 guests wrote a book about their transformational insights,

often something they may have shared even off camera, that I thought was transformational

could become something useful for all of those readers out there that also subscribe

to the podcast.

Pick up a copy of Master Mentor's Volume 1 available now and I'm honored to say that

Master Mentor's Volume 2 is finished, comes out from Harper Collins in October, features

30 new mentors with 30 new insights and in fact today's guest has already agreed to

be featured in Volume 3 with celebrities and luminaries thought leaders like Mel Robbins

and Robin Sharma and a Mino Acho.

Mino Acho John Acuff is today's guest.

He's the author of numerous New York Times Wall Street Journal bestselling books and today

our topic is going to be about what has a cult following.

It's called soundtracks, the surprising solution to over thinking.

John Acuff, welcome to on leadership.

Thanks for having me today Scott, I'm looking forward to this.

John I mentioned that you've got a bit of a cult following and I think that's a compliment

because it's a group of super passionate people, millions of people who read your books

and host you for keynote speeches.

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