Welcome. I'm Kevin Miller. This is a podcast for your personal evolution. In this episode,

The Ripple Effects of What You Teach Others. So here's a quote. I would like to be measured

by what the people who learned from me taught other people. This is what my guest said,

and I've never forgotten it. Seth Godin, one of the

premier voices of business in our generation, and he was one of my first guests when I was

host of the Ziegler show. And this conversation you're about to hear, it was the second time I had

him on the show. He is well known for his innovative thinking and insight into what I'd

call business and vocational reform, if you would. He's really just a true leader in that he's

attracted, a massive following of the business world, but personal world as well. They look to

him daily for commentary on

what's most relevant for business successful practices and ethics that we can all benefit from,

again, in our personal and professional lives. So in this conversation, Seth talks about why the

core tenets of morals and values and personal relationships that he points to Zig Ziglar as upholding are still

what is most important for our success in today's marketplace, a marketplace that changes daily,

but the principles often do not. So coming up, I bring this talk with Seth Godin, along with

Tom Ziegler joined us. That's Zig's son and CEO Ziegler and

my friend. So I'm bringing this back from the archives because I just think it's worth it. Seth sees his

legacy, I think very much like Zig Zieg did as you. Hey, if you want to discuss your own legacy that

you're leaving, I would be honored to connect with you and find personal guidance to help you increase the success and speed of your progress.

You can connect with me at email K Miller at Kevin Miller.co.

All right, coming up next is Seth Godin.

Let's evolve ourselves today.

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