How mean up, I'll reveal the signs that Apple CEO Tim Cook believes remote work might

be a failed experiment and then I'm going to share a few of the most viable lessons

I've learned from interviewing influential leaders.

Let's go.

What is holding you back?

Equipping you to step around through over those enemies of progress.

I'm Ken.

This is the Ken Coleman show.

And let's start off with what's happening in the world that may affect you specifically

remote workers.

So here's what we know about society in general and it has been multiplied in the era of 24

hour media and social media.

And this is what I'm saying that we know once one domino falls in the form of an influential

leader or company, a lot more dominoes fall right behind.

This is why we have social media influencers that largely shouldn't have an opinion, but

because they have a lot of followers and people do what they say, they get paid a lot

of money and thus influence.

This is why leaders who are uncertain will see another leader step out into certainty and

they'll follow.

It's why when you are in a traffic pattern and you're in the lane with everybody else, you're

just kind of following traffic and you see one person dart out and go over that yellow line

to get to the exit.

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