Welcome to another edition of the Intangible Balance Sheet! In this episode James Rosebush, shares his life experiences, including the profound influence of his family, particularly his father and grandparents. James discusses his path as a young musician to working in the White House under Ronald Reagan, highlighting pivotal moments that shaped his career and values. The conversation delves into the importance of storytelling, leadership, and living a purpose-driven life, as well as the lessons learned from both personal and professional experiences.
Takeaways
Family influences can guide our values and careers.
Storytelling is essential for effective communication.
Pivotal life events can lead to unexpected opportunities.
Leadership should be principle-based, not ego-driven.
Work ethic is a vital trait passed down through generations.
Living a purpose-driven life brings fulfillment.
Lessons from history can guide future generations.
Impact measurement is crucial in philanthropy.
Everyone has a story to tell, even if it's not their own.
Chapters
00:00Influence of Parents and Upbringing
02:41Career and Life Experiences
08:18Influence of Jazz and Creativity
12:27Influence of Grandparents
16:48Pivotal Events and Takeaways
24:32Principle-Based Leadership
29:38Thoughts on Eulogy and Legacy
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