Hello and welcome back to Franklin Covey's twice weekly podcast on Leadership with Scott Miller. That's me. I'm your host and interviewer each week for six years

twice weekly where we interview thought leaders, luminaries, academics, best-selling

authors, creators, artists, people of all walks of life on Tuesdays and Fridays and

use Franklin Covey's global distribution and brand to bring to you hopefully

well-currated piercingly insightful conversations all designed to make you a better leader.

On the heels of our co-founder's success, Dr Stephen R. Covey,

who wrote the book The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.

Franklin Covey has become the world's most trusted leadership firm globally.

I've been honored to be associated with the company for nearly 30 years,

six of them as the host of this podcast.

Today, our guest is joining us from London, England.

Her name is Megan Roxam, and she is the author of the book How to Stop Breaking Your Own Heart.

She is the founder of the Good Quote.com and let me tell you before I

welcome her to the podcast I read a lot of books you can imagine I read several

hundred books a year for this podcast and the others that I host. I'm also a literary agent.

So my life is full of reading people's books.

And what I found about Megan's book, How to Stop Breaking Your Own Heart, is I couldn't read more than three or four pages

without putting it down and just thinking about what I've read, applying it.

Do I understand what that means?

I've heard that phrase, but does it make sense in my life?

And so today, this could be a four hour conversation. We have about 30 minutes. I have five or six

fairly deep questions to ask Megan Roxanne, welcome to on leadership.

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