In this episode, Marcus Green and Jake Breen starts off with a quote from the book “Motivation Manifesto”, moving forward to the theme of leadership and “collecting wood for one’s ship”. Mentioned Books: “The Motivation Manifesto”, “Excuse Me, Your Life is Waiting” 00:21 Intro 01:15 Quote from “Motivation Manifesto” book 02:06 The underlying theme according to Jake 03:00 The highest form of motivation 04:07 A lifelong process 05:14 Tasks 06:03 Leaders that have the ability to motivate 07:45 Three pieces to the puzzle 09:27 Most of the rest of us 10:09 A big piece of measurement of it 12:00 Partnerships 13:00 Celebrating wins and losses together 14:00 Collecting wood for someone else’s ship 15:16 At a deeper level 16:00 Not being excited about the destination 17:41 We’re in a completely different world today 18:32 “As you grow in your career…” 19:16 Leverage, culture, org charts key positions… 20:03 This ship 21:59 When you’re trying to not just get the people to collect wood 23:29 The lower level talent 24:01 Not attracting talent 25:02 Apple’s vision 26:00 What the of the greatest CEO’s in US Economy talks about 27:24 Jake dabbling into two contrasting arenas 28:01 Being far less about the idea 29:11 One of Jake’s favorite listens the past year 30:04 Jake’s Tuesday morning, 6AM 31:06 If you can help a billion people 32:00 An individual vision for each platform 33:00 What is the wake that I’m leaving behind me? 34:00 Outside of Real Estate 35:25 What Jake perceived at The Ranch 36:10 What really is motivating them? 37:20 A win-win 38:05 The foresight 39:01 Clarity 40:00 The changing vision 41:07 Not about setting the vision in stone 42:08 If you’re Type A 43:06 Leadership on a high enough level 44:00 “Excuse Me, Your Life is Waiting” 45:25 Where do I need to start 46:10 The same conclusion 48:08 Outro
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