Your attitude is the bridge that takes you over the GAP from who you are to who you want to become and from where you are to where you want to go! Glenn Bill, author, speaker, and attitude expert is your host and will help you bridge the GAP in your personal and professional life thru revealing interviews with some of the most influential people on the planet. If you’ve ever wanted more success in business, more fulfillment, more money & sales…attitude is the key. Achieving a happier life, relationships and the ability to overcome your challenges with those you love…attitude is the bridge. Listen to The GAP and #GETSOME!
Josh Linkner, VC, tech entrepreneur, NYT bestselling author, keynote speaker.
2:39 – What is the attitude of Detroit, MI?
4:19 – Who was Josh Linkner’s first influences in developing his attitude. Adores his wife. How did grandparents influence his attitude. Big Little Breakthroughs book. Grandmother was very present.
8:53 – When people come to pitch a venture capital partner, what do you look for when you decide how to invest. What are the mistakes and what are the successes? As an investor I want to see how passionate you are about your concept. Been involved with the launch of over 100 startups. Coachable. Discipline to overcome adversity. Attitude is the way you dedicate yourself to the way you think. Open-mindedness. Failing is not a four letter word.
15:14 – Who is the most humble person you’ve met? Innovation. Trellan rustwick. Ballot Bin bright yellow bin. You don’t need to be a billionaire to be innovative. Micro innovations.
24:23 – Discipline Dreaming book. Adding creativity to our lives. Music as a mechanism to inspire innovation. The Road To Reinvention book. Reinvention should be an ongoing process.
28:08 – Is leadership changing. The best leaders are service oriented leaders. Great leaders are great learners. Great leaders focus on who they serve. Delivering extraordinary value. Longer term focused rather than short term.
30:48 – Knowledge through the decades. What was the attitude lesson at birth. Service. Thoughts on being broke. You’re not broke as a person. There is a real opportunity to learn through failure. The smartest people have big failures.
36:31 – What was the attitude lesson at the age of 10? Selling illegal fireworks.
37:50 – What was the attitude lesson at the age of 20? Put self through college with music. Jazz. Building creatively confidence. Michel Dell.
42:31 – What was the attitude lesson at the age of 30? Building company EatWise. Jewish decent. Going above and beyond. Divorce. Wanted to be a mensch.
45:23 – What was the attitude lesson at the age of 40? Do the right thing rather than the easy thing. Maintain integrity.
48:17 – What was the attitude lesson at the age of 50? Trying to be more patient. Thought leadership. Platypus Labs, innovation training. Mudita. Taking joy in other peoples’ success. Apposite of schadenfreude. Venture fund with a soul. Impact11.
51:26 – Message of hope. Escaping dormant creativity. Have. Do. Be.
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