THE ED MYLETT SHOW · 2026-07-30 · 24 min · 5,090 words

21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership: Q&A Season 1, w/ Ed Mylett

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This is the Edmund Show. Welcome back to the show, everybody. So session one of the twenty one irrefutable laws of leadership has been an absolute success. We've had viral downloads all over the internet. And the show is now doing better than it's ever done in its history. And

So what I wanted to do is add additional Q and A opportunities where you can ask me questions. about the laws that we go through from time to time. And so I'm adding one of those Q and A sessions now as a reminder, if you want to submit your questions, all you have to do is click the link either in the show notes or below here. The get your free workbook that we've created. We've created a twenty one page workbook that's completely free for you. And once you've done that, you can then submit your questions and maybe it'll show up here. um on the show. And so we're gonna do you know, what we do after each law is we have a rep that we do after each law

And so not only are you getting the workbook, but you're getting the rep that we have you do, kind of like a homework or a practice assignment. with each of the twenty one irrefutable laws from John Maxwell. And so what I'd love to do now is kind of get to the Q and A So let's get to that right now. Perfect. Sounds good. So I'll read you a couple of questions that we had from fans and subscribers that downloaded the workbook and submitted it through the website. So

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