Honey, You Were Right!
Lightning Strikes When You Don't Listen
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“Honey, You Were Right! is one of those rare “I learned this the hard way so maybe you don’t have to” books that’s actually worth listening to.
Lloyd Brown takes you from Banff to Wolf Creek Pass to a drop camp in Colorado, stacking up broken ribs, separated shoulders, a blown patellar tendon, a horse wreck, and an actual lightning strike—all as the very predictable harvest of small, stubborn decisions and a lifetime of not listening, especially to his wife Lora.
The stories are vivid, often hilarious in hindsight, and occasionally wince-inducing, but they never feel like pain for pain’s sake; they’re anchored in themes of people-pleasing, FOMO, boundaries, working genius/frustrations, and the “law of compounding” in relationships and character.”
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Amazon review
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Refining Through Fialure: The Guide
At the end of the day, Lloyd forces you to dig deeper than you ever wanted to dig, and gets you to think about things in a new way just by continuing to ask questions. Anyone who really wants to see their business in a new way would benefit from something like this.
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—Mark Gilbreath, Caprock Building Systems
Refined by Failure:
Breaking Rules and Getting Burned
“This book offers a powerfully authentic and vulnerable illustration of reinvention and discovery that await on the other side of failure. Lloyd’s 10 rules are spot on, and deeply rooted in universal principles. They’re beautifully articulated and serve as a practical guide to transform not just your business, but also your life.”
—Stephen M. R. Covey, New York Times and #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling author of The Speed of Trust
WHAT LEADERS SAY ABOUT REFINED BY FAILURE
​“At the end of the day, Lloyd forces you to dig deeper than you ever wanted to dig, and gets you to think about things in a new way just by continuing to ask questions. Anyone who really wants to see their business in a new way would benefit from something like this.”
Mark Gilbraith | Managing Partner | Caprock Building Systems
“This is how coaching should be, an ongoing partnership that provides accountability, encouragement, growth—a few meetings and some pointers aren’t going to fix all your problems. The key is continuous improvement."
David Salas | Managing Partner | Altura Engineering & Design