Why is behavior even more difficult to understand how it aggregates, accelerates, and compounds?

Why is behavior so difficult? Because people, when you have good behavior, you expect instant results.

We work out, you look yourself in the next day in the mirror.

Answer anything different.

Let me teach you a valuable lesson about leadership and in being an intelligent follower.

Good behavior needs to practice every day in order to compound, accelerate, and grow on itself.

And in order to have good behavior surround yourself with good people.

I'm going to give you five daily practices to make sure you're clearing the interference between

you and your potential. I'm going to give you five daily practice to aggregate, compound,

and accelerate the trajectory of where you want to be.

This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook. For each week I bring you some of the greatest athletes,

celebrities, and entrepreneurs to talk about their personal and professional playbook to success.

I don't think anything's more needed today than leadership.

The perspective I have on leadership is one of an intelligent follower.

I think too many people are leading by telling instead of leading by learning.

And especially today with a size scope and scale of an audience that has never been seen before,

it's so important to meet people where they're at.

And I see a lot of people overselling back and selling line manipulating, cheating people,

because unintentionally they haven't taken the time to learn where people are at.

And so I want you to think about today what type of leader you want to be. Are you an interrupting

leader? Someone who just can't stop talking or even worse, are you what I call a waiter?

A leader that waits is someone who pretends like they're listening to you learning from you to

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