Christian "Boo" Boucousis

What is it about fighter pilots?

No matter what you see or where you go, you're always thinking, how can this be done a little bit better?

95% of our decisions are based on our own perceptions, which means that they're not based in reality.

And the great thing about an execution gap is it's an emotion-free space for you to get curious as to why it exists.

People believe their opinions and ideas outweigh reality.

Leaders often just give a vomit of stuff that needs to get done to their team.

You can only solve one problem at a time.

The thing that gets in the way is fear, not ego.

Thanks, Ryan.

It's an absolute honor to be here.

I'm really grateful for the opportunity to talk today and see if we can share some insights for your audience.

Yeah, look, I think uncertainty has been there for hundreds of thousands of years.

I mean, if you're a caveman and you went out hunting, there was no certainty that A, you'd find something, and B, it's not going to bite you back.

So I think uncertainty has been a factor of humanity, which is why some people thrive and grow and build empires and businesses within that uncertainty, and others kind of get crushed by it.

I would say the only...

got a radical change in the last 10 years as we just talk about it more.

And we talk about uncertainty as if it can be tamed.

I have a book coming out in September.

It's called A Flawless Leadership.

And the premise of flawless leadership is to understand that