Eagle Talk Archives

I am committed to and focused on putting passion into executives' hearts and inspiring them to be the best they can be.

The opportunity to work with skilled, intelligent, successful men and women in different cultures around the world is probably the best education I could have had. Eagle Talk features interviews with and writings by industry leaders. Here we talk about lessons learned and imparted by those with vast experience in leading companies and teams.

Bob Mobley

The World Today

Being a Leader is our core theme of Eagle Talk, what this embodies in the fullest sense of moral courage, value based behaviors, communication abilities and outcomes.

Scott Millimet

Interview with Scott Millimet

I’ve never been one to shy away from speaking my opinion, and Bob encouraged that with maybe a little bit more refinement in tone and delivery. But he always encouraged me to be who I am.

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Interview with Bill Lee

Bob is a master at recognizing people’s limitations at communication, and at recognizing that communication is essential to every aspect of a job.

Snowy Pine

Happy New Year!

There is nothing more important than your skilled ability at building personal relationships with present and future clients.

Michael Dobson

Certain Principles are Always Important

“…irrespective of the size or complexity of the organization or the time, where everyone has a tendency to think it is different now and past rules don’t apply.”
— Michael Dobson

Bob Mobley

Making A Difference

Our challenge today is adapting our way of thinking to be flexible and able to cope with rapid change that is not going to slow down.

Bob Mobley

Leadership Success

The key for success in today’s rapidly changing and evolving world still lies in your ability to become an effective, compelling and Trusted Leader.

Bob Mobley

A Unique Approach

My approach is to coach an individual who can learn to build relationships, trust, and long term partnerships.

Bob Mobley

Character Counts

Success is the outcome of matching individuals’ values with their “Character” and what drives their behaviors.

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