From Mess to Success – Former FranklinCovey Executive, Scott J Miller, Shares His Thoughts & Tips on Management & Career
Scott J Miller, former FranklinCovey EVP and CMO, shares 30 years of corporate leadership experience and lessons on management and career.
Resources Mentioned
Scott's website, Scott's books, Ignite Your Genius coaching program, Inc. articles
Books: Multipliers by Liz Wiseman, Range by David Epstein, How Will You Measure Your Life? by Clayton M. Christensen
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Scott J Miller
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Overview
Friends, this is a very special episode for me because Scott J Miller is a powerhouse when it comes to management and career. Though he doesn't profess to be a career coach in the same way I am, he brings 30 years of corporate experience to the table to provide resources for professionals to thrive and succeed in management and their career.
Show Notes
As the former Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer for FranklinCovey's Leadership Development business, host of the podcast On Leadership with Scott Miller, and author of multiple books around management, mentorship, and marketing, Scott brings a wealth of perspective.
The conversation spans being an individual contributor versus finding your way in management, being a generalist versus a specialist, and the power of and caution around mentorship.
About Scott:
Scott began his leadership journey as student body president of his high school, then worked on political campaigns before joining the Disney Development Company, where he helped design and build Celebration, Florida. At 26 he moved to Provo, Utah and joined FranklinCovey, building a 25-year career there across nearly every role, from front-line salesperson to Executive Vice President of Thought Leadership.
Scott is now a multi-bestselling author, radio and podcast host, leadership coach, columnist, and global keynote speaker, and continues to consult with FranklinCovey as Special Advisor on Thought Leadership.
Connect with Scott on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/scottmillerj1


