Scott Eck's guest appearances

Scott Eck

Marketing Speak

Get Yourself Optimized

Tim Ferriss

David Allen

Eric Pearl

Corin Grillo

Michael E. Gerber

Cal Newport

Kara Goldin

Hal Elrod

Mike Vardy

Brian Johnson

Clint Arthur

Aaron Alexander

Vanessa Van Edwards

Chris Bailey

Nir Eyal

OwlTail

Do you want to be a better leader? Then it's time you join the theater. My guest for this episode number 170 is Scott Eck, Founder and CEO of Leadership Masters. A company that creates leadership theater experiences for Fortune 100 clients such as Coca-Cola, 3M, Boeing, State Farm and Lockheed Martin. You may be wondering what theater has to do with leadership. It's all based on an idea called sociodrama, developed by a student of Freud's years ago. By roleplaying key figures in high stakes situations such as the British government during World War II or the African National Congress during the trial of Nelson Mandela, Scott is able to completely immerse the students in extraordinary circumstances to help them understand the actions and behaviors of great leaders firsthand. Learning in this way can affect deep personal change and develop leadership and communication skills in a way that's not possible in more conventional approaches to education. I got to know Scott at one of Doug Allen's masterminds where we both were speakers. If the name  Doug Allen is familiar to you, it may be because he was also a guest on my other podcast, Marketing Speak. I have to say, if you aren't listening to Marketing Speak, you are missing out on a free university-level education in marketing. It is fantastic and yes, I'm biased. Prepare as Scott reveals some profound insights into behavior change, education and leadership. In the process, I bet you're going to learn how to facilitate true innovation in your organization.

<p>Do you want to be a better leader? Then it's time you join the theater. My guest for this episode number 170 is Scott Eck, Founder and CEO of <a href="http://www.leadership-masters.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Leadership Masters</a>. A company that creates leadership theater experiences for Fortune 100 clients such as Coca-Cola, 3M, Boeing, State Farm and Lockheed Martin. You may be wondering what theater has to do with leadership. It's all based on an idea called sociodrama, developed by a student of Freud's years ago. By roleplaying key figures in high stakes situations such as the British government during World War II or the African National Congress during the trial of Nelson Mandela, Scott is able to completely immerse the students in extraordinary circumstances to help them understand the actions and behaviors of great leaders firsthand. Learning in this way can affect deep personal change and develop leadership and communication skills in a way that's not possible in more conventional approaches to education.</p> <p>I got to know Scott at one of Doug Allen's masterminds where we both were speakers. If the name <a href="https://www.marketingspeak.com/outside-box-ideas-lead-extraordinary-results-doug-allen/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Doug Allen</a> is familiar to you, it may be because he was also a guest on my other podcast, Marketing Speak. I have to say, if you aren't listening to Marketing Speak, you are missing out on a free university-level education in marketing. It is fantastic and yes, I'm biased. Prepare as Scott reveals some profound insights into behavior change, education and leadership. In the process, I bet you're going to learn how to facilitate true innovation in your organization.</p>

170. Steal These Leadership Strategies with Scott Eck