Hasard Lee: The Art of Clear Thinking

FranklinCovey On Leadership with Scott Miller

FranklinCovey

Business, Management

4.9 • 851 Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2024

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Mental resilience and confident decision making are important skills to master, whether you’re a leader of people or a United States Air Force combat pilot. Wall Street Journal bestselling author Hasard Lee is both, and joins On Leadership to share his journey from a childhood interest in fighter jets to becoming a highly skilled combat pilot flying multi-million dollar aircraft. Hasard discusses the mental toughness required in high-pressure situations, emphasizing the importance of preparation and debriefing in the process. Building Exceptional Leaders in Uncertain Times: During uncertain times, people look to their leaders to reassure and realign them toward their most important goals. These four critical behaviors help leaders motivate and focus their people on what really matters, even amid uncertainty, stress, and burnout.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome back to Franklin Covey's twice weekly podcast audio and video
0:14.7	on leadership with Scott Miller where for six years in nearly 400 episodes we have
0:19.1	been shining the very bright Franklin Covey spotlight on the thought leaders around the world from a variety of different genres backgrounds passions
0:29.4	Interests you name it this podcast each week is designed to make you a better leader, however you define that.
0:36.4	Our guest today is the Wall Street Journal best-selling author of the book The Art of Clear
0:41.3	Thinking. The tagline is a stealth fighter pilot's timeless rules for making tough decisions.
0:48.3	His name is Hazard Lee.
0:50.0	He is a reservist in the US Air Force, was for many decades an Air Force Combat Pilot and
0:56.5	instructor.
0:57.5	This book has taken off since May Wall Street Journal best-selling book been translated
1:02.1	into nearly a dozen languages,
1:03.7	which is unheard of in the first six months since publication exciting to translate some of
1:09.5	his wisdom and ideas, successes, and mistakes, flying multi-million dollar taxpayer-funded aircraft
1:17.7	hazard welcome to on leadership.
1:19.3	Scott, thanks for having me.
1:21.3	In fact, to that point, what is the average price tag of one of those
1:25.2	planes you're flying around the world? You know, it varies, but right now estimates are about
1:30.0	$100 million a piece, so they go everywhere from about 30 million to 300
1:33.9	million so it's it's a lot of money. The helmet that we fly with is about 400,000
1:39.0	a piece so you don't want to drop that thing going out to your jet.
1:42.3	Well sad my friend.
1:45.3	Hey, rewind a couple of decades.
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