As leaders, it’s vital that we learn to receive criticism and learn from our mistakes. Scott Miller is someone who exemplifies both these things, and in this episode, Alex talks with him about how he’s developed those skills. Scott is the executive vice president of thought leadership at FranklinCovey and host of the On Leadership podcast. He also discusses some of the biggest lessons he’s learned from hosting the podcast, the importance of an abundance mindset, and the role his faith plays in his leadership and mentality.
Today Alex is talking with Scott Miller, host of the “On Leadership” podcast (0:57)
Why is an abundance mindset so important to you? (2:28)
How does the idea of “earned and given” shape your mindset? (9:12)
How do you learn from mistakes and avoid being paralyzed by them? (12:51)
How do you handle receiving criticism without losing your joy? (19:02)
Where have you gotten your confidence to fail in front of others? (27:08)
How does your relationship with God shape your mentality? (29:14)
What does it look like to accept the gray areas in life? (38:36)
Can you share the biggest lessons you’ve learned from hosting your podcast? (46:19)
What have you learned about the art and practice of interviewing people? (51:37)
Who is a leader you respect, and what have you learned from them? (54:53)
Where to learn more from Scott (59:17)
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“Master Mentors Vol. 2” by Scott Miller
FranklinCovey On Leadership with Scott Miller
Scott’s Website
As leaders, it’s vital that we learn to receive criticism and learn from our mistakes. Scott Miller is someone who exemplifies both these things, and in this episode, Alex talks with him about how he’s developed those skills. Scott is the executive vice president of thought leadership at FranklinCovey and host of the On Leadership podcast. He also discusses some of the biggest lessons he’s learned from hosting the podcast, the importance of an abundance mindset, and the role his faith plays in his leadership and mentality.
- Today Alex is talking with Scott Miller, host of the “On Leadership” podcast (0:57)
- Why is an abundance mindset so important to you? (2:28)
- How does the idea of “earned and given” shape your mindset? (9:12)
- How do you learn from mistakes and avoid being paralyzed by them? (12:51)
- How do you handle receiving criticism without losing your joy? (19:02)
- Where have you gotten your confidence to fail in front of others? (27:08)
- How does your relationship with God shape your mentality? (29:14)
- What does it look like to accept the gray areas in life? (38:36)
- Can you share the biggest lessons you’ve learned from hosting your podcast? (46:19)
- What have you learned about the art and practice of interviewing people? (51:37)
- Who is a leader you respect, and what have you learned from them? (54:53)
- Where to learn more from Scott (59:17)
Helpful Links and Resources
If you're an impact-driven leader looking for accountability and guidance on achieving healthy growth, get perspective, direction, and training from our community of impact-driven leaders and the Path for Growth Coaching Team. Learn more about our Executive Membership at the link below.
Path for Growth Membership
If you are a business leader, owner, entrepreneur, or simply looking to determine a path for healthy growth in your life both professionally and personally, get insight, guidance, and accountability in the context of a trusted relationship. Learn more about Path for Growth One-on-One Coaching at the link below.
Path for Growth One-on-One Coaching
Most email isn't worth it. This one is. Each week, you'll have a principle worth learning, a question worth answering, and a recommendation worth taking delivered to your mailbox each Wednesday morning. Sign up below. It's worth it.
Sign up for the Worth It Wednesday Email
Join us for the 2023 Path for Growth Experience – Leading Leaders. This Experience exists to help you grow as a Leadership Team. The entire schedule has been designed for you to grow as an owner while simultaneously investing in your organization’s top leaders.
Learn more about the 2023 Path for Growth Experience – Leading Leaders
Looking for some direction on what to read next? Alex recently compiled a list of 101 book recommendations for Spiritual Growth, Personal Growth, Leadership Growth, and Business Growth. Click the link below to get Alex’s Reading Guide.
Download the Free Reading Guide
Join Path for Growth on Instagram for more content.
“Master Mentors Vol. 2” by Scott Miller
FranklinCovey On Leadership with Scott Miller
Scott’s Website