Hiring is critical within your organization's life blood. Trust your gut

The following podcast discusses what every organization needs and that is a clear mission, vision, and values statements. I hope you enjoy this and the last 4 minutes is possibly the most important part of the pod.

This episode examines the power of being a servant leader. It is counterintuitive but powerful as a style of leadership.

This is the first podcast of the Andrew Frost Podcast in quite some time. I update why the gap between podcasts and why the change in focus on Leadership Made Simple.

In this episode I share about leadership from an organizational level where leadership is demonstrated by every member. This is inspired by John Maxwell's book, 360 Degree Leadership: Developing Your Influence from Anywhere in the Organization.

This is reading off the history of American involvement in foreign leaders via subversion, coup, or military threats. This is not an anti-American rant. This is shining a spotlight on our leaders, for I love America and what it has stood for so long on the world's stage.

Jay Wiley has been an educator for over 4 decades. He is passionate and it shows in this recording. He talks about faith and science.

This is a reflection of some of the emerging themes that I have noticed so far in this podcast. Today's is about loving self with a focus on how to love your enemy. This is a challenging idea. and I wanted to spend time on this.

This episode Calrk Roberts tells the story of him becoming blind, overcoming, and living a full life. This inspirational story is awesome. To learn more about Clark Roberts and his foundation, click the link below.

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Carol Dweck's Book Called Mindset (Amazon Link)

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Victor Rhett is a great man. He is compassionate and has lived a life filled with incredible experiences. He is honest and shares his life experience in a humble and loving way. I am proud to be a friend. We discuss racism and slavery, a topic that is challenging but crucial.

Jon Malmin is one of my best friends. He is fun to know as a friend and I know you will appreciate his love of life, family, and his faith. Even though he is battling Parkinson's Disease, he has not lost faith, his humor, or priorities in life.