Remarkable, inspiring interview with Cesar Millan
July 28, 2013
The other day, while surfing the net on the bullet train to Tokyo, I
stumbled on a great interview with Seth Godin conducted by Bryan
Elliott. I had never heard of Bryan Elliott before, but he's good and he
has a very educational website called Behind the Brand which features
interviews with many remarkable people. One of the interviews he did
recently was with Cesar Millan. I was always a fan of Cesar and his TV
show (Dog Whisperer), but I did not realize what an incredible story he
has and how much he has been through. The term "authentic" may get
tossed around too much in describing people's character, but the word
fits perfectly in the case of Cesar Millan. He is down to earth and the
real deal. I always found his communication style natural and honest and
that comes across in this simple, no frills interview with Bryan
Elliott below. So much of what he says about leading a successful
business life and personal life resonates with me. I think it will
resonate with you as well. Great stuff.
"It's contribution, then business." — Cesar Millan
Links
@CesarMillan
@BryanElliott
Cesar's Way
Behind the Brand
"It's contribution, then business." — Cesar Millan
Links
@CesarMillan
@BryanElliott
Cesar's Way
Behind the Brand
Garr,
I wish that you would not sing the praises of.a guy too lazy to think up an original website.
Behind The Brand is a long-established entity started by serial entrepreneur Jennifer Walsh. Given it's in a different industry, I doubt that Bryce is is trying to piggyback on Jennifer's success. However, Behind the Brand seems an odd choice. Regardless, was he lazy in picking the name? Or?? Not very zen, I fear..
Posted by: Norris Krueger | July 29, 2013 at 04:47 AM
Exciting interview, lots to ponder, indeed.
Posted by: Julie Kertesz | July 29, 2013 at 06:05 PM
A very insightful interview! Thank you for sharing them!
Posted by: web development company NSW | August 01, 2013 at 09:57 PM
I watched several of Elliott's interviews, but the one of Cesar Millan was the most authentic. The "energy" he speaks of radiates from every pore. I liked the fact that he has no trouble expressing his fears as well as his joys. Many influential people want to give the impression that they have no fear. Cesar is honest. I also liked the expression Elliott used---getting comfortable with being uncomfortable.
Posted by: Rondina | August 03, 2013 at 01:18 AM
Yes indeed. Cesar Millan is very honest and humble. Would love to meet him one day.
Posted by: garr | August 03, 2013 at 04:09 PM