The Ride of a Lifetime: Relentless Curiosity

Yesterday I received my signed copy of Robert Iger's book, "The Ride of a Lifetime: Lessons Learned from 15 Years as CEO of The Walt Disney Company."

I am reading it, studying it really, because I believe I can learn something from it that will propel me forward in life.

The more I learn the more I believe I grow.

In this book, Iger describes his "relentless curiosity" as the catalyst for his personal success and for the success that Disney has seen, and continues to see, under his watch.

Imagine an educational system that worked to instill relentless curiosity rather than higher scores on knowledge-accumulation tests.

Oh well. One can imagine.

houston@figment-consulting.com

The problem with Seth Godin . . .

. . . is that he continues to make such sense in each one of his books that it is frustrating to me I did not think of writing them first.

In his latest book, What To Do When It's Your Turn (and it's always your turn) Seth challenges you on each and every page to rethink what you think you know, to move beyond waiting for others, and to take responsibility for yourself and your life.

It's both simple to read and very difficult to read at the same time.

If you desire for 2015 to be completely different, then take the time to go through Seth's new book.

houston@figment-consulting.com