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Greg S. Reid talks with Jason Barnard about stickability.Greg S. Reid is known best for being the Founder of Secret Knock, a Forbes and Inc. Magazine top-rated event focused on partnership, networking, and business development. Greg S. Reid and Jason Barnard discuss the concept of "Stickability," which is all about perseverance in business and life.Greg shares insights on how to maintain perseverance through challenges, citing examples from successful individuals like Steve Wozniak of Apple and Truett Cathy of Chick-fil-A. Greg also talks about the idea of "relaxed intensity," staying calm yet focused in stressful situations.He discusses the difference between seeking counsel from successful people versus listening to opinions. The episode is an essential guide for entrepreneurs on how to lead, persevere, and ultimately succeed in business and personal life.What you’ll learn from Greg S. ReidThis episode was recorded live on video March 4th 2025https://youtube.com/live/bFfeHzvbDtULinks to pieces of content relevant to this topic:Greg S. ReidTranscript from Greg S. Reid with Jason Barnard on Fastlane Founders And Legacy. Stickability[Hi everybody and welcome to another Fastlane Founders and Legacy with me, Jason Barnard. And a quick hello and we're good to go. Welcome to the show, Greg S. Reid.[[This can be super interesting. Stickability in business in particular. But before we start, here's the result for tell me about Greg Reid in Google's AI. In Google's Learn About. It's experimental in the US and it's brilliant. It's the ChatGPT killer. Knocks it out of the park.Gives you a great description, really accurate. Explore related content. On the left hand side over there you've got keynote speaker, author, film producer, entrepreneur, context for who you are, what you do and who you might be serving. That is a brilliant result, Greg. And you tell me you've been working on educating Google Gemini and it seems to have worked.[[It came up with Seth Godin, Simon Sinek, Gary Vaynerchuk, Greg Reid, Malcolm Gladwell. Greg, you're up there with the best.[You work your strengths and you hire or align with your weaknesses. So I would sit down with these amazing ghostwriters and editors and I'd say a boy wants a bike, gets off his butt, he mows lawns, makes money, now he's got a bike. Then we'd recraft and come back and say it was a glorious Sunday afternoon when a young bright eyed lad caught the entrepreneurial dream. And they would recraft it the way people would want to read it. And by doing so and aligning both of our directions, we've impacted the lives of millions.[[We're the ones that, you know, tell their stories today. One of my favorite interviews I did was a guy named Truett Cathy. He started a company in America called Chick-fil-A restaurants. It's one of the biggest franchises, multi billions. And I said, what makes you so special? And he said, the power of stickability is to keep your eye on the prize, but look for and capitalize on unexpected opportunities. I said, like what? He says, well, if I'm on my sofa and I want to get to the end of the street, I get off my back and I start moving that way. He goes, a planner. Well, they're going to over plan.They're going to look for every step and, you know,...



