Episode 2: Two Giants in their Field Who Defied the Odds to Succeed at the Highest Levels Out of Small Things Podcast
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- Self-Improvement
Hosted by Vienna Richards, Out of Small Things podcast talks about the grit of a tough-talking chicken tycoon and America's first woman Secretary of State. One has lived and breathed the world of international diplomacy and government politics at the highest levels. The other made his fortune after the age of 65 years old, thanks to his cooking skills and a very special fried chicken recipe. Listen to this episode as we talk about former Madam Secretary Madeleine Albright and Colonel Sanders who founded Kentucky Fried Chicken. Many assume they had it easy. We talk about the lessons from their lives about grit and perseverance. And because you may be wondering who the host is, before you listen, no worries. You'll learn a little about your host Vienna as well.
This episode does not include the music. Full episode with music credits available on Spotify.
Music credits:
Aloha O'e sung by Tavita Te'o in acapella.
Cry to Me sung by Marc Broussard.
Book recommendation: Successful Late Bloomers, Second Edition: The Story of Late-in-life achievement — The People, Strategies And Research, by J.M.Orend.
Hosted by Vienna Richards, Out of Small Things podcast talks about the grit of a tough-talking chicken tycoon and America's first woman Secretary of State. One has lived and breathed the world of international diplomacy and government politics at the highest levels. The other made his fortune after the age of 65 years old, thanks to his cooking skills and a very special fried chicken recipe. Listen to this episode as we talk about former Madam Secretary Madeleine Albright and Colonel Sanders who founded Kentucky Fried Chicken. Many assume they had it easy. We talk about the lessons from their lives about grit and perseverance. And because you may be wondering who the host is, before you listen, no worries. You'll learn a little about your host Vienna as well.
This episode does not include the music. Full episode with music credits available on Spotify.
Music credits:
Aloha O'e sung by Tavita Te'o in acapella.
Cry to Me sung by Marc Broussard.
Book recommendation: Successful Late Bloomers, Second Edition: The Story of Late-in-life achievement — The People, Strategies And Research, by J.M.Orend.