Welcome back everyone to Franklin Covey's on leadership series. I'm Scott

Miller and by now you well know that I served as the weekly host and

interviewer each week. Today is the final episode of our 2019 series.

We've had some phenomenal interviews and guests.

I honestly can't keep track of all the great insights

that I've learned.

I usually leave depressed because I can never rise

to the level of excellence and

inspiration of our guests. In the series thus far we've actually had two guests

that I've invited back for the third interview because I thought their

content, their insights, their messes and successes, quite frankly, were so real and relatable.

The first third series guest was Stephen M. R. Covey, who wrote the book The Speed of Trust. Our second guest

appearing now for the third time is Chris McChesney, who is Franklin Covey's key

thought leader on our execution practice and the lead author of the number one Wall Street journal best-selling book

The Four Disciplines of execution sold almost 600,000 copies.

Chris, welcome back. Thank you, sir Great to have you man. Thanks. You've learned a lot.

You just we've made a lot of mistakes. A couple messes along the way right?

Today I want to frame the conversation

less around what are the four disciplines, right?

Anybody can Google you and find a trove of videos

around the four disciplines.

What I want to spend some time on today is there's five particular challenges that you have and your colleagues, Jim Heeling, Sean Covey, and those in your practice have identified through literally tens of thousands of engagements, why leaders fail to execute.

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