Mission Driven

“You're also the author of Never Enough and Mission Driven, and funded the 1162 Foundation to pay off mortgages for gold-star families.”

“And instead of streaming the seventh show in a, some series, why am I working on, you know, my book? Because that book is going to make money for a gold star widow who doesn't have a house paid off right now, or that book is like the words on the page will hopefully help somebody, you know?”

“So that's why I wrote mission driven, the second book, because I, I kept hearing myself talking through not the answers to that question, but the process. Like, how do you find purpose and how do you think about transition?”

“You want to work abstract first and think about, and I've got this exercise in this book, but basically think about the attributes of what you want. And even if you don't quite know the answers yet, think about, let's just make it simple, geography, size of firm, quality of life, and opportunity to move in the company laterally.”

“So first of all, the first screening that I don't have to, cause I can just point right here, these two books, you know, cause that's 14 hours of me.”

“And you know, it's funny, but another thing that I wrote in Mission Driven that highly correlates to success is do you naturally circle back to the people that helped you and say thank you?”

“Where can people get the books? Anywhere you buy your books, Amazon and do your, do your review, damn it. Um, no, I should say, do your review. Thank you. But, uh, yeah, at this, I'd say, you know, Barnes and Noble, Amazon, download the Audible.”

“I mean, mission driven debuted at number four in the world when it came out a year ago. Um, and, uh, and so I'm just on a, I'm gonna, I'm on a mission to be mission driven, I guess.”