Ep. 28: Rhett Power is "The Pathfinder"

What does it look like to blaze a new path? To be so confident in who you are and what you bring that you don’t mess with pretense or attempt to impress anyone. 

That’s Rhett Power, a world-renown business coach, speaker, best-selling author, podcast host, entrepreneur and CEO of Accountability Inc. He’s kind of a big deal. But he doesn’t let on. 

Even after all the awards, the major international stages and all the success, Rhett tells Lauren Lowrey, he only just recently discovered his purpose: to help leaders be accountable, and not just in business, but in life!

💥 This episode is for you if 💥
- You’re interested to hear life advice from well-known business leader
- You want to understand the power of accountability in your life
- You need guidance from one of the great business coaches in the world
- You want to know more of Rhett’s personal journey

📺What you'll hear in this episode📺

The episode begins with Lauren’s favorite game, Best Time/Worst Time where Rhett shares the difficulty of having a son born with tremendous special healthcare needs which should’ve killed him. Rhett shares what those years taught him as a father.

• [7:15] How Rhett’s work in the Peace Corps changed the course of his life. He chose to leave corporate America because he felt a calling to go to the middle east.
• [12:41] How accountability brought clarity to Rhett’s life. He found more happiness and the achievement of goals that otherwise were left unattainable.
• [32:30] What his interviews with hundreds of business leaders worldwide has taught him about people’s needs.
•  [42:22] When Rhett realized his purpose and how he actively pursues it every day.

 

🔖 Chapters 🔖
0:00 - Intro
0:31 - Lauren's intro to Rhett Power
4:38 - Best Time/Worst Time
6:42 - Rhett’s son nearly died multiple times
10:49 - How international Peace Corps work changed Rhett’s life
16:07 - How accountability brought clarity to Rhett’s life
19:29 - The business of accountability and why it’s so necessary
24:50 - Why accountability is so important
35:46 - We need to be kinder to each other
39:27 - Rhett works to overcome two big things
42:10 - Imperfections and accepting responsibility
46:00 - Rhett’s purpose to bring accountability
49:50 - How do we bring accountability into our lives?
53:51 - Lauren's wrap-up

✔️ Connect with Rhett Power ✔️
Rhett on LinkedIn
Rhett’s website
Rhett’s book

 

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