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. We're now for six

years and 350-plus episodes taped. On Tuesdays and Fridays we try to share with you

podcast episodes both in audio and video that are designed to make you a better

leader. Franklin Covey of course the world's most trusted leadership firm founded, co-founded by

Dr Stephen R. Covey, many of you know as the author of the seminal book, The Seven Habits of

Highly Effective People, where collectively our associates worldwide have got on to build better leaders through hundreds of millions of professionals and literally every free country in the world.

And this podcast is meant to take what is the Franklin Covey spotlight and platform and bring

new insights from thought leaders in a variety of different spaces to you twice

weekly to make you better. A better leader, a better parent, a better

partner, spouse, human being and we typically interview thought leaders, business leaders, athletes, celebrities,

actors, researchers, people that have perhaps survived some tragedy that can share their story to make you a better person.

This is not a book review podcast, but oftentimes thought leaders have books and typically

almost always it's non-fiction authors.

Today, however, we've taken a little bit of a pivot

and we're interviewing one of the most famous novelist

of my lifetime, his name is Mitch Album.

You know him from his eight number one New York Times best-selling books.

He's sold in languages and across the world more than 40 million copies of his numerous books.

You probably know him as the author of the book Tuesdays with

Mori, but today we're interviewing him on all of his books, the insights, his writing process,

with a focus on his most recent release called The Little Liar

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