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Practical tips to become a great leader from people who actually run things. Boss Class – Incredible new podcast series from the Economist. Andrew Palmer: “Good leaders have systems not superpowers” “Thinking you have a special talent is often where the problem starts” Danial Kahneman – Nobel prize-winning psychologist: Do not fall into the “planning fallacy” where you base your decisions on intuition/gut feeling instead of prior experiences. Emma Walmsley – CEO of GSK: Be clear on the purpose and “why” we are doing something. Give people space to do their job, and be able to articulate simply and clearly. Claire Hughes-Johnson: When giving difficult feedback saying “I’m worried” is a simple but powerful method to open discussions. Simple but effective tips 🔥 https://lnkd.in/e8WH2MNQ #leadership #management #personalbranding #entrepreneurship

If “Become Elite” were a person, it’d be Erik Westrum. That’s the name of his bestselling book, but it’s also how he approaches everything in life - and he teaches readers how to do the same. Erik is a professional hockey player turned successful businessman, turned published author, turned top-performing sales guy. And I tend to listen when someone with a stacked resume like him gives advice. Here are some rules Erik lives by: 1. If you want to excel at a top level, there’s no room for excuses. 2. Your motivation and purpose need to be bigger than any challenge you might face. 3. You can accomplish your biggest dreams if you have a good plan. 4. If you learn how to be a servant leader, you’ll have a bigger impact - and more people will follow. 5. Even elite, high performers need someone in their corner.That last one is a great reminder!Most people won’t build an intentional - an ELITE - life. They won’t start the business. They won’t write the book. They won’t bet on themselves. You get to decide: Are you most people? Or are you elite? Check Erik's full interview. On Youtube: https://lnkd.in/gF89EC43 On Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/gUusCWGt Let Erik’s story will be the motivation you need today: https://lnkd.in/gzptGCKN

Having a network of like-minded individuals who can offer guidance, encouragement, and accountability is invaluable in navigating these hurdles and staying aligned with God's plan for our lives and leadership journeys. Great content Pinnacle Forum America #Faithbasedbusiness, #LeadershipDevelopment #Management #KingdomImpact #LeadFirst

Celebrating your victories is essential. Think about it: You're always more productive when you feel proud and inspired. Here are some of the benefits of celebrating achievements, whether big or small: ✅ Boosts your confidence ✅ Inspires creativity ✅ Fosters a sense of pride ✅ Reinforces positive strategies & behavior. ✅ And plenty more... If you want to be more productive and motivated, try celebrating your wins more often. Want to know more? Check out Episode 139 of the Drama Free Living podcast wherever you listen to podcasts or at https://lnkd.in/eKH5ja6a #personaldevelopment #entrepreneur #management #leadershipdevelopment #businessadvice #leadership #businessleader #businessowner #manager #productivity #productive #productivitytips

As leaders, we need to be aware of what our team members are feeling and experiencing - particularly if they feel safe with us psychologically. Safety in this sense is the ability to speak or act with sincerity without fear of reprisal, and we have to offer this in order to establish the level of trust needed in high-performing groups. You can create psychological safety by asking yourself the following questions: - Does the other party feel safe? - Am I holding space? - Am I being too prescriptive or offering unsolicited advice? Join me as I talk about the importance of psychological safety on today's #RooftopPodcast. 🎙️ Check out the podcast: https://lnkd.in/edY4Nvdk 👍 Like if you enjoy the podcast 📲 Share to your community and use #RooftopInspired #RooftopLeadership #Leadership #PsychologicalSafety #Trust #FearBased #Behavior #TheChurn #Motivation #Service #CommunityLeadership #LocalLeadership #CrisisLeadership #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneur #Entrepreneurship #MilitaryService #SpecialForces #Podcast

🌟 New Podcast Episode Alert: Green Beret to Generational Wisdom with Otis McGregor! 🌟 Hey everyone! Get ready for a truly inspiring episode on the Successful Minds podcast! 🎙️ We're thrilled to have Otis McGregor, a leadership guru with a rich and diverse background, join us for an enlightening conversation. 👉 Watch here: https://lnkd.in/en8wJB7W From his remarkable journey as a Green Beret to his role as a mentor for top entrepreneurs, Otis’s experiences are nothing short of extraordinary. And there's more – he co-hosts "The Cam & Otis Show" with his youngest son, Camden, where they explore generational perspectives and share invaluable insights. In this episode, we dive deep into Otis's unique leadership philosophy, the invaluable lessons from his time in the special forces, and the fascinating dynamics of his father-son professional relationship. 🌐 💡 Whether you’re facing life’s transitions or seeking actionable leadership advice, this conversation with Otis McGregor is packed with stories and wisdom that you won't find anywhere else. Plus, we've got an exclusive sneak peek into what the future holds for Otis's various projects and endeavors. 🚀 🎧 Tune in now and prepare to be captivated by a journey of resilience, leadership, and generational wisdom. Don't forget to subscribe for more episodes that inspire and motivate! #SuccessfulMindsPodcast #LeadershipInsights #OtisMcGregor #GreenBeretWisdom #FatherSonDuo #TheCamAndOtisShow #Entrepreneurship #LifeTransitions #PodcastLove #LeadershipJourney

Experience and knowledge are essential for business growth. They provide a foundation for informed decisions, understanding market dynamics, and predicting future trends. They enable innovation, efficient problem-solving, and building strong relationships, crucial for sustainable business success. In this episode, I engaged in an enlightening conversation with John Ray, a distinguished podcast producer and radio host with Business RadioX® - North Fulton. Renowned in the business radio and podcasting sector, Business RadioX has impressively conducted over 40,000 interviews in its 13-year history. John's personal success in podcasting has been transformative for his business, motivating him to share this influential medium with others. Understanding the challenges faced by business owners, John combines his passion for assisting others with his expertise in podcasting, guiding entrepreneurs towards significant revenue growth. He is also an author of "The Generosity Mindset." #encompass #ITConsulting #ITStrategy #ITProcess #ITServices #Revenue #Payroll #Risks #Organiazation #leadership Everard Chaubal Price for Growth: Expert Insights | John Ray | Gurmeet Judge

Tips from a successful businessman on how to get mentors and advice from people more senior that you. Scott Galloway gave four tips in a recent podcast episode by The Diary Of A CEO. It is hosted by Steven Bartlett. - Have the courage to ask. People who have achieved success are generally kind to people who are striving. - Keep the ask concise. Long rambling emails do not get read. Senior people have limited time. - Do not ask for a “mentoring” relationship immediately. Establish a relationship first and build from there. - Find common ground. Examples are prior working experience in the same company, same school, or common friends. Photo credit: Taken by me. This is a pair of hot custard buns. These are popular lunch items for lunch in Chinese resturants. These are served in a pair. Senior and successful people can appear to be out of reach and intimidating. If you have relevant questions to ask, reach out. They are not as different from people who are starting out. Find common ground. These two buns are alike. Connect with interests, past experience and common acquaintances. Link to the podcast episode in comments section.

Everyone wants to be an excellent international leader and coach. It's a common goal that we can all agree on. However, the challenge lies in finding effective strategies to achieve this outcome. Many leaders struggle to expand their network and reach their target audience. Additionally, the cost of podcasting can be a barrier for some. If you pondered over the transformative power of content creation, visibility, and authority in shaping an international leadership career, then listen to this cross-over episode where Podcast Host Army Joshua Wilson interviewed Katrina Burrus. In this Podcast Host Army interview, Dr. Katrina Burrus has deciphered the formula. Through compelling interviews, she not only draws in bright and accomplished clients, but she was also able to transform her podcasts into a lucrative stream of revenue. Consider this special episode our year-end gift to you.    What You’ll Learn From this Episode  --- Learn how to attract high-powered clients: Discover how Dr. Katrina Burrus leveraged her podcasts to connect with top-notch leaders and expand her client base.  --- Unlock the power of podcasting: Find out how Dr. Katrina Burrus turned her passion for learning into a practical resource for executive coaches, entrepreneurs, and leaders.  --- Get insider tips on monetizing your podcast: Hear Dr. Katrina Burrus innovative approach to generating revenue through partnerships with newspapers and sponsors. You can find the interview at https://lnkd.in/gMTwJakD Consider this a special episode, my year-end gift to you. Happy holidays!

🚨 NEW EPISODE ALERT! 🚨 Greg Bennick shares his fascinating journey from rural Connecticut to becoming a dynamic speaker in this episode. He uses humor and juggling to inspire audiences worldwide while emphasizing the importance of empathic leadership and the power of authentic expression. In this episode, we discuss: 🤹 Building a better future starts with building a better now through seven unique directives that boost self-esteem, focus, and leadership skills. 🤹 How Greg uses humor and juggling to engage and inspire audiences worldwide. 🤹 True expression can take multiple forms, from juggling to storytelling and sensing dedication in others enhances communication. 🤹 Greg's journey from rural Connecticut to becoming a renowned speaker involved unique experiences like apprenticing with a mask maker, learning the power of storytelling, and finding support through networking. Listen in for a juggling good time as Greg Bennick juggles life lessons, leadership insights, and a few laughs along the way! On the Schmooze is a podcast that features interviews with talented professionals who have overcome challenges to achieve success. I ask probing questions, and guests share untold stories about their leadership journey and how they built and sustained their professional network. Available wherever you listen to podcasts or at the link below. #entrepreneurship #leadership #marketing #management #networking Photo Description: Greg is a white man wearing a dark shirt. He is smiling with his eyes closed, touching his temple. The text is the show name, On the Schmooze, and the podcast episode title, "Above and Beyond."