Napkin

If he had done something as simple as the common...

Napkin over the thing

or...

Or leaning the chair up.

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening.

My name is Marty Plum, and I am your host of a Pet on a Napkin podcast, the weekly coaching clinic you can carry around with you in your pocket.

But we are not talking about this week.

We are talking about today, day 95 of the Win the Season podcast series.

Towing the company line.

Napkin in your lap, using your fork properly, and trying to be professional.

And after dinner, this waitress comes out with a tray full of shots, and I'm just like, cool, shots, and I grab it, and

I'm just...

Health risks are actually just as big of a risk.

Welcome to Paper Napkin Wisdom, where we share pearls of wisdom shared by some of the world's top entrepreneurs, leaders, and difference makers.

Here's your host, Govindh Jayaraman.

Hi, I'm Govindh Jayaraman, and this is Paper Napkin Wisdom, episode 405.

The most dangerous thing you might ever hear in a leadership meeting are four very ordinary words.

Things are going well.

We begin to trust results that we're seeing, the systems we've built, and the people who've always found a way to make things work.

And somewhere along the way, we can become so comfortable with our success that we stop recognizing risks developing right in front of us.

we were at the dinner table right now, I would be doing this.

Napkin would be unfolded.

So here's what you do, dear sleepyheads.

You're at a table and someone is telling a story that isn't very interesting.

Mahatma Gandhi changes from winter to spring clothes.

[laughs] Napkin missing from local restaurant.

[laughs] Ah, funny how that boy keeps himself in the headlines.

New York, New York.

Dessert, Dessert.

A napkin is cloth or paper used to wipe hands and face while you're eating, keeping your table tidy.

Napkin, Taschentuch.

Thank you so much for joining us today.

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