Episode #25 Dewitt Jones

FranklinCovey On Leadership with Scott Miller

FranklinCovey

Business, Management

4.9 • 851 Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2018

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Position Yourself for a New Perspective Join National Geographic photographer Dewitt Jones as he shows how to apply the creativity, openness, and perspective of photography to your leadership approach. Learn the behind-the-scene stories behind his most breathtaking work—and how you can use your phone camera as a creative leadership tool. Subscribe to FranklinCovey On Leadership and receive weekly videos, tools, articles, and podcasts to help you become a better leader. ow.ly/tH5E30kAxfj

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Brandon Stone, one of the producers of on leadership.
0:04.0	Because today's interview focuses largely on the photography of our guest
0:08.0	DeWitt Jones, we encourage you to watch the video version available at resources.
0:13.2	Franklin Covey.
0:14.8	Thanks. Hello and welcome back to the Franklin Covey on Leadership Series. I'm Scott Miller. I serve as your
0:34.9	weekly interviewer and host. Today is an interesting experience for all of us. We have
0:41.9	via his home in Malachai, Hawaii, the famed storyteller and photographer,
0:47.0	really leadership expert, DeWitt Jones joining us as he shares some vast images around challenging our perspectives on life.
0:56.0	DeWitt, welcome to On Leadership.
0:59.0	Thank you, Scott.
1:01.0	You know, I love my set, but I think I love yours a whole lot more.
1:05.0	Yeah, the happy police haven't found me yet.
1:09.0	I'm very happy.
1:10.0	That's awesome.
1:11.0	Tell us a little bit about what led you to live in Molokai.
1:15.0	Well, I loved all the other islands.
1:18.0	I'd come over here many times on vacation, never thought of living here, and then a good friend,
1:22.0	another National Geographic photographer
1:24.9	asked me to come over to Molokai where he was living and I discovered an island that was like going back in time.
1:31.7	There's not a stoplight on this island. There's not a
1:35.1	building over two stories. There's not an elevator, an escalator, a piece of
1:38.7	neon. Uh, 60% of the people who live here are Hawaiian, so it's like living in another culture, and yet
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