On this episode of The Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with Peter Christian Books, Peter Christian. Peter Christian knows why businesses and managers at all levels succeed. He uses that knowledge, working closely to assist them in increasing their success and achieving their goals.\n\nIn this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with Author, \xa0Speaker, Adjunct Professor and Business Consultant to Middle and Executive Management Peter Christian.\n\n \n\nPeter Chritian\u2019s first book, "What About the Vermin Problem?", is a treasure trove of experiences from his time as a consultant. The book underscores the importance of the choices we make and how they can steer our journey towards success or failure.\n\nPeter emphasized that even the most minor shifts in discipline, attitude, or action can profoundly impact the outcome of any situation. He firmly believes these lessons are not confined to the business world but can be applied to various aspects of life.\n\nAfter being encouraged by a colleague, Peter penned his second book, which delves into the factors influencing our decisions and actions. He discusses how different people in our lives, such as bosses, coworkers, and executives, can both positively and negatively impact us.\n\nPeter stressed the importance of acknowledging and thanking those who have been helpful, while also being wary of those who may not have our best interests at heart. He believes that these influences mold how we think and act throughout our lives, and that continuous learning from these experiences is crucial.\n\nWhile Peter's books were primarily written for the business world, he believes they also have real-life applications. He discussed the importance of understanding and appreciating different perspectives to work effectively with others.\n\nPeter also highlighted the significance of mentoring and guiding others to help them grow and succeed. He shared his experience as a consultant and mentor, and how he helps individuals and organizations improve their productivity and processes.\n\n \nKey Points from the Episode:\n