Audacity Without a System Is Just Hope with Jason Vanderground

Got you.

I'm wondering, Jason, what made you finally decide to take your system and put it into words and put it in a book? I mean, I'd imagine that you work with a ton of leaders and a ton of brands, helping them to solidify their vision or bring their vision to reality.

What was the tipping point for you to say, you know what, let me put this in a book?

Yeah.

So you have all this material.

I'm sure you probably have this, too.

You're like, oh, I've I got some here and I got some here and I got these papers and I have this episode.

And there was something about seeing the big story and and knitting it together.

And then just saying, hey, here are some principles that I've used.

Here are some helpful things that people have shared with me over the years and getting it in one piece of material.

And I remember even when I got my manuscript, I'm like, boy, if this thing never gets published.

my manuscript is invaluable just to me, like to have all this stuff documented and go, yep, those were the stories.

Those are the approaches.

Those are the examples.

That's really what stands out over the 30 years of doing this work.

So, um, It's great because I can load my own book into Clod and ask it my own questions.

Because a lot of times I forget.

I remember Stephen Covey said something like only 60% of the time would he actually abide by his seven habits of highly effective people.

And I was like, so just because you...

Spend a lot of time doing it doesn't mean that you are consistently living up to it.

And so now that it's written down, you have it in something that's defined and I can always go back to it.

And then it makes it a lot easier for me to share information.

these principles, this approach with the world.

And it, and it,

you know, it gives me opportunities to meet and talk with somebody like you.

Got you.

I'm wondering, Jason, what made you finally decide to take your system and put it into words and put it in a book? I mean, I'd imagine that you work with a ton of leaders and a ton of brands, helping them to solidify their vision or bring their vision to reality.

What was the tipping point for you to say, you know what, let me put this in a book?

Yeah.

So you have all this material.

I'm sure you probably have this, too.

You're like, oh, I've I got some here and I got some here and I got these papers and I have this episode.

And there was something about seeing the big story and and knitting it together.

And then just saying, hey, here are some principles that I've used.

Here are some helpful things that people have shared with me over the years and getting it in one piece of material.

And I remember even when I got my manuscript, I'm like, boy, if this thing never gets published.

my manuscript is invaluable just to me, like to have all this stuff documented and go, yep, those were the stories.

Those are the approaches.

Those are the examples.

That's really what stands out over the 30 years of doing this work.

So, um, It's great because I can load my own book into Clod and ask it my own questions.

Because a lot of times I forget.

I remember Stephen Covey said something like only 60% of the time would he actually abide by his seven habits of highly effective people.

And I was like, so just because you...

Spend a lot of time doing it doesn't mean that you are consistently living up to it.

And so now that it's written down, you have it in something that's defined and I can always go back to it.

And then it makes it a lot easier for me to share information.

these principles, this approach with the world.

And it, and it,

you know, it gives me opportunities to meet and talk with somebody like you.