How Not To Underestimate Or be Underestimated with Tian Shi

<p>Welcome to SkyeTeam's People First! In this series, we explore the people side of successful business and careers. We all have a story to share, a leadership journey that we are experiencing.</p><p>We'll be interviewing authors, business leaders, thought leaders, and people like you to uncover the latest ideas, resources, and tools to help you become more effective at work - and in life. As it turns out, the secret is cultivating winning relationships. Business is personal, and relationships matter!</p><p>So, sit back, and grab a coffee as Morag and Tian Shi talk about how not to underestimate or be underestimated!</p><p>Chapter Layout:<br>0:00 - Open<br>0:55 - Origin Story<br>2:53 - Pivot Point<br>6:44 - The Book<br>17:53 - What Are You Taking Away?<br>18:45 - Contact Info &amp; Wrap </p><p>Links: <br>https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/exceptionally-average-by-tian-shi#/<br>https://www.linkedin.com/in/tian--shi/  </p><p><strong>- [Intro] Welcome to SkyeTeam's, People First with Morag Barrett</strong></p><p>- So my guest this week on People First is the exceptionally talented Tian Shi who is currently studying at Georgetown University but is also the author of an exceptional book called "Exceptionally Average Through Their Eyes." And I'm looking forward to learning more about the book, the research that you've done with entrepreneurs around the world and your leadership journey, but welcome to People First Tian.</p><p>- Thank you so much for having me. I really appreciate your time.</p><p>- Well, I'm looking forward to this conversation and as with ever with my opening question, it's all about the leadership journeys that we are on, whether it's towards the beginning of our leadership journey as you are role modeling or midstream as I would like to think for myself. So if you flash back to when you were in elementary school, just a wee las and the teacher's going to you Tian what do you want to be when you grow up? What was your answer?</p><p>- When I was younger, I definitely loved the community aspe